fix(web): preserve newlines in user chat messages#449
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Add whitespace-pre-wrap to the user message content div so that newlines entered via Shift+Enter are rendered correctly instead of being collapsed into a single line.
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Summary
Fixes #444 — user messages containing newlines (entered via Shift+Enter) are displayed without line breaks, making multi-line content unreadable.
Root Cause
The user message content in
ChatMessages.tsxis rendered inside a plain<div>which collapses whitespace by default (CSSwhite-space: normal).Fix
Add the Tailwind
whitespace-pre-wrapclass to the content<div>so that newline characters in the message are preserved during rendering while still wrapping at the container edge.Changes
web/components/chat/home/ChatMessages.tsx: AddclassName="whitespace-pre-wrap"to the user message content div (line 464)Testing
<textarea>input correctly preserves newlines (Shift+Enter) in the message datawhite-space: pre-wrapwhich is widely supported and consistent with how the assistant response component already handles multi-line content