Khalil Ben Zineb

I have the same problem as you, and here is my tests I have changed the parameter `-n` to `-n 1048` the context is longer by almost ~50% but still...

This may help, A solution for my problem of infinity increasing memory, I found that I was doing : `...run(con, {durability: 'hard'});` at every update, replace and delete, then I...

Ok , I will try and thanks for your reply, For me I liked the way how it works I mean maybe I won't need to make it resize the...

Still have the same problem as you, but Here is a simple thing I did, that may help I have changed the parameter `-n` to `-n 1048` the context is...

This code have worked for me: ``` js mounted() { const style = document.createElement('style'); style.innerHTML = '.vac-message-box { max-width: 90% !important; }'; this.$refs.chatWindow.shadowRoot.appendChild(style); }, ``` Ensure that you have `ref="chatWindow"`...

FINALLY, A solution for my problem of infinity increasing memory, I found that I was doing : `...run(con, {durability: 'hard'});` at every update, replace and delete, then I changed it...

@Shraddha-gami-source Yeah, it's very particular, that's why I attached the idea behind it at the end, so it may help, I wish you find a solution for your problem.

FINALLY, A solution for my problem of infinity increasing memory, I found that I was doing : `...run(con, {durability: 'hard'});` at every update, replace and delete, then I changed it...

I think you can check it with JQuery for the users because the PHP SBBCODEPARSER do already throw an exception when there is a non closed Tag , Right ?

I found the solution go to "classes/Node/Container/Document.php" and change the url Tag (starting from the line 564) to the following code : ``` new BBCode('url', function($content, $attribs, $node) { if(empty($attribs['default']))...