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v2.3.5 — Custom URL link layout fixes & object-fit on uncropped images

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@toineenzo toineenzo released this 26 Apr 01:37
v2.3.5
2f6ea69

A small patch on top of v2.3.4. Four user-visible fixes around the new custom-URL link items, the rounded-vs-square logo / About-me photo, and the footer link target.

🐛 Fixes

Custom URL link without a title rendered broken

When you added a custom-URL link and left the Custom title field empty, the card on the public page fell apart — empty title slot, an underlined URL bleeding into the card body, the chevron arrow on its own line. Cause: the title fallback was the raw URL, and Parsedown auto-linked https://... into a nested <a> inside the outer link card, which browsers handle poorly.

Both resolve paths (URL source and YOURLS shortlink source) now derive a clean hostname (without www.) as the fallback title, so Parsedown sees google.com instead of https://www.google.com and leaves it as plain text. The card layout stays intact.

Custom-title hint copy is now source-specific

Instead of the generic (optional — falls back to YOURLS link title or the URL) line, each link item shows the right hint for its source:

  • Custom URL items: (optional — falls back to the destination domain)
  • YOURLS shortlink items: (optional — falls back to the YOURLS link title)

JS swaps the hint in renderItem() based on item.source.

Logo / About-me photo cropped even with circular mask off

object-fit: cover was hard-coded on both images, so a portrait photo got its top and bottom shaved off even when the circular mask was disabled. Two new CSS variables — --lfp-logo-fit and --lfp-photo-fit — resolve to:

  • cover when the Round toggle is on (centered crop into the circle, the obvious behaviour)
  • contain when it's off (full image visible inside the rounded square, no cropping)

Footer "Powered by" anchor ignored the new-tab toggle

The Login link, link cards, and image-grid tiles all respect General → Open all links from the homepage in a new tab. The Powered-by anchor next to it didn't. It does now — picks up the same $link_target_attr / $link_rel_attr the other links use.

⬇️ Installation

cd /path/to/yourls/user/plugins
rm -rf yourls-link-front-page
unzip /path/to/YOURLS-Link-Front-Page-2.3.5.zip

…or git pull. No database changes.

Full changelog: v2.3.4…v2.3.5

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