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Description of problem:
Minor, but odd-looking issue.
If a user creates a new sync plan and then edits it, highlighting that plan in the future shows a strange block extending from the bottom of the highlight.
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
How reproducible:
Steps to Reproduce:
Prerequisite: Assure you have no existing sync plans, as this only seems to happen on the first one (?).
1. Go to Content Management > Sync Management > Sync Plans
2. +New Plan
Name = 'Google'
Interval = None [leave as is - don't change]
Start Date = $current_date
Time = whatever you want
3. Click on 'Google' in Sync Plans
4. Edit plan
Change Interval to Daily
5. Click on 'Google' in Sync Plans
Actual results:
A little blob extending beyond the bottom of the div (see forthcoming screenshot)
Expected results:
Clean highlight
Additional info:
* I don't think this happens if more than one sync plan exists or is created. Or possibly they get hidden by the sync plans below them.
* Chrome and Firefox
* I don't think this is a serious issue beyond anything cosmetic, but who knows.
These bugs have been resolved in upstream projects for a period of months so I'm mass-closing them as CLOSED:UPSTREAM. If this is a mistake feel free to re-open.