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The added models table is not shown in the Copilot Settings

Open ivannin opened this issue 8 months ago • 9 comments

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Copilot version: v2.8.8

The added models table is not shown in the Copilot Settings -- Model tab.

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ivannin avatar Mar 28 '25 07:03 ivannin

Can you try a setting reset and see if it helps? Or reinstall the plugin.

logancyang avatar Mar 28 '25 13:03 logancyang

Can you try a setting reset and see if it helps? Or reinstall the plugin.

Yes, of course! I forgot to clarify that the screenshot was taken after a complete reset of the plugin settings and after its update today.

ivannin avatar Mar 28 '25 14:03 ivannin

Can you try a setting reset and see if it helps? Or reinstall the plugin.

Oh! I found it! This class hides the table! This is clearly programmatically set. If this class is removed, the table appears.

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ivannin avatar Mar 28 '25 14:03 ivannin

Is it on desktop or mobile? cc @Emt-lin

logancyang avatar Mar 28 '25 14:03 logancyang

Is it on desktop or mobile? cc @Emt-lin

This is desktop

ivannin avatar Mar 28 '25 14:03 ivannin

Is it on desktop or mobile? cc @Emt-lin

This is desktop

@ivannin @logancyang there is css media query. when the screen width > 768px, it will automatically display.

solution: I will try to reduce this number.

see:

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Emt-lin avatar Mar 29 '25 01:03 Emt-lin

Hello, "copilot settings-> QA" doesn't work, just a clean space opens. No settings are displayed... Last update installed.

shekhinati avatar Apr 08 '25 12:04 shekhinati

Can you try a setting reset and see if it helps? Or reinstall the plugin.

Oh! I found it! This class hides the table! This is clearly programmatically set. If this class is removed, the table appears.

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Can you tell me where to find and delete this ? Thanks

TomSpoct avatar Apr 11 '25 14:04 TomSpoct

Can you try a setting reset and see if it helps? Or reinstall the plugin.

You can locate the classes applied to elements on a webpage using the console. In Obsidian on Windows, you can access the console by pressing Ctrl + Shift + I. From there, you can inspect the element you're interested in, as shown in my screenshot above, and remove the .hidden class. However, that's a bit tedious. A quicker method is to open the Copilot settings and gradually reduce the width of your Obsidian window. At a certain horizontal size, the list of models will become visible.

Let's hope this bug gets fixed soon.

ivannin avatar Apr 14 '25 13:04 ivannin

@Emt-lin is this complete or still relevant?

logancyang avatar Aug 10 '25 19:08 logancyang

@Emt-lin is this complete or still relevant?

It's been fixed in the #1497.

Emt-lin avatar Aug 11 '25 01:08 Emt-lin