allow css to identify a specific dialog, e.g. emoji dialog

[scil]

many different plugins use the tinymce model dialog, but in theme silver, there is no unique id for there different dialog.

I only found there only different title in the process of renderring .tox-dialog__header, so I tried to keep the title in the .tox-dialog__header, then exact the title into the class list of the dialog container.

there is the path file

diff --git a/node_modules/tinymce/themes/silver/theme.js b/node_modules/tinymce/themes/silver/theme.js
index 72cf12f..ef8fd88 100644
--- a/node_modules/tinymce/themes/silver/theme.js
+++ b/node_modules/tinymce/themes/silver/theme.js
@@ -31539,7 +31539,7 @@
       var pClose = ModalDialog.parts.close(renderClose(providersBackstage));
       var components = [pTitle].concat(spec.draggable ? [pHandle] : []).concat([pClose]);
       return Container.sketch({
-        dom: fromHtml('<div class="tox-dialog__header"></div>'),
+        dom: fromHtml('<div class="tox-dialog__header ' + spec.title + '"></div>'), //scil
         components: components
       });
     };
@@ -31584,6 +31584,11 @@
       };
     };
     var renderModalDialog = function (spec, initialData, dialogEvents, backstage) {
+      //scil
+      //debugger
+      //console.debug('renderModalDialog', spec);
+      spec.extraClasses = [ spec.header.dom.classes[1] ];
+
       var _a;
       var updateState = function (_comp, incoming) {
         return Optional.some(incoming);

then, you can custom the specific dialog of specific plugin, e.g. emoji dialog:

.tox-dialog.Emoticons .tox-dialog__body-nav,
.tox-dialog.表情           .tox-dialog__body-nav,
.tox-dialog.Emoticons .tox-form__group:first-child,
.tox-dialog.表情           .tox-form__group:first-child {
  display: none;
}

the title varies on different languages.

[lostkeys]

This was a deliberate design decision to avoid ugly hacks that caused a lot of support overhead for us and also upgrade difficulties. Sometimes the HTML and CSS changes between minor and patch releases and it can potentially break customer's editors running on our cloud version that auto-updates. To help us understand your use-case, what are you trying to achieve?
— Fredrik, Product Manager

[scil]

Thank you.

I just want to simplify the emoji dialog by using css 'display:none' , meanwhile keeping other dialogs not affected.

[lostkeys]

Sorry for not getting back to you earlier, what part of the dialog do you want to simplify and why?

Thanks,

[scil]

emoji dialog.

it holds so many elements, including search box and some tabs. I would like a simple emoji dialog for my users, just like here, github.

[ricardo-reis-1970]

Dear moderator,

I just got an email from MichelleCarter3596 <notifications@github.com> regarding this issue #8230, with links to (DO NOT CLICK! NSFW!):

• <censored by moderator>
• <censored by moderator>

These are pornados with links to, among others, <censored by moderator>.

These could come from a legitimate user whose computer / github account was hacked, or from a user that should not be legitimate. The only Michelle Carter I could find on GitHub is a frontend engineer with Adobe and I'm dead sure she's not one of the ladies in the website.

Is there a way this could be tracked on your end?

[lostkeys]

I got the email notification too this morning (for several threads) but they are gone on GitHub so they probably have some spam filter kicking in. A bit annoying to get the emails but little we can do.

Cheers,
Fredrik, Tiny

[TheSpyder]

In future I suggest not repeating the links in your report, as then they become permanent rather than removed by github's filtering mechanisms. Or, in the worst case, you may become flagged as a spammer yourself.