- Clicking a highlight in the main text scrolls to it in the sidebar
- Selected highlight is visually highlighted with border and shadow
- Add selectedHighlightId state management in Bookmarks component
- Add click handlers to mark elements in ContentPanel
- Add isSelected prop to HighlightItem with scroll-into-view
- Add CSS styles for selected highlight state
- Set cursor to pointer on clickable highlights
Users can now click on highlighted text to jump to the corresponding
highlight in the right sidebar for easy navigation.
- Remove unused applyHighlightsToText import from ContentPanel
- Replace while(true) with proper condition in findHighlightMatches
- Remove unused match parameter from replaceTextWithMark function
All ESLint and TypeScript checks now pass with no errors.
- Update useEffect to check for both html and markdown content
- Add contentRef to markdown div for DOM manipulation
- Add markdown to useEffect dependencies
- Improve logging to show which content type is available
This fixes the issue where highlights weren't appearing because
the reader service was returning markdown instead of HTML.
- Replace setTimeout with requestAnimationFrame for proper DOM timing
- Ensures contentRef is available before applying highlights
- Reorganize useEffect logic for clearer flow
- Add more specific logging for debugging
This fixes the issue where highlights weren't appearing because
the effect ran before React finished rendering the HTML content.
- Add eye/eye-slash toggle button in highlights panel header
- Button only appears when there are highlights to show
- Clicking toggles underlines on/off in the main content panel
- When hidden, removes existing <mark> elements from DOM
- Add showUnderlines state management through Bookmarks component
- Style toggle button consistently with collapse button
- Add highlights-actions container for button group
Users can now toggle highlight visibility without losing the highlight list.
- Log when useEffect is triggered
- Log contentRef status, relevant highlights count, and html presence
- Log specific reason when skipping highlight application
- This will help identify why highlights aren't being applied to DOM
- Use useEffect to apply highlights after HTML is rendered
- Add 100ms delay to ensure DOM is fully parsed
- Use ref to directly manipulate rendered content
- Remove pre-rendering highlight application from useMemo
- Add detailed logging for debugging
This fixes the issue where highlights weren't appearing because they
were being applied to the HTML string before the DOM was ready.
- Use proper URL parsing to normalize URLs (remove www, query params, fragments)
- Add detailed logging for URL comparison to debug matching issues
- Implement two-pass text matching: exact match first, then normalized whitespace
- Handle whitespace variations in highlighted text more flexibly
- Add context to debug logs showing surrounding text
This should make highlights appear more reliably even with URL variations
and whitespace differences between the highlight and the actual content.
- Replace simple string replacement with proper DOM tree walking
- Find text nodes and split them to insert mark elements
- Add extensive debugging to track highlight matching
- Handle text that spans across HTML elements correctly
This should fix the issue where highlights weren't showing up in
article content due to HTML tags breaking up the text.
- Create highlightMatching utility to find and apply highlights to text/HTML
- Update ContentPanel to accept highlights and match them to current URL
- Add visual highlighting with yellow background and blue underline
- Show highlight count indicator when content has highlights
- Add hover effects and tooltips showing highlight date
- Support both HTML and markdown content highlighting
Highlighted text now appears underlined in the main content panel when
viewing URLs that have associated NIP-84 highlights.
- Change URL links to buttons that open in reader
- Style URL buttons to look like links (cursor, hover, no button appearance)
- Rename 'content-panel' to 'reader' throughout codebase
- Update all CSS classes: content-panel → reader, content-title → reader-title, etc.
- Change empty state text from 'preview' to 'read' to match reader terminology
- Keep things simple and focused on in-app reading experience
- Detect markdown blocks from r.jina.ai output
- Add react-markdown + remark-gfm for rendering
- Extend ContentPanel to render markdown or HTML
- Add styles for markdown content
