Red shield in forwarding preview

[HarHarLinks]

Steps to reproduce

1. forward a message (from a fully verified e2ee room?)

Outcome

What did you expect?

no red shields

What happened instead?

red shield in the preview

Operating system

arch

Application version

Element Nightly version: 2021112501 Olm version: 3.2.3

How did you install the app?

aur

Homeserver

No response

Will you send logs?

No

[ankur12-1610]

I'll work on it!

[ankur12-1610]

@HarHarLinks I'm unable to reproduce the issue:sweat_smile:.
Kindly elaborate more properly.

[SimonBrandner]

@HarHarLinks I'm unable to reproduce the issuesweat_smile. Kindly elaborate more properly.

Try forwarding a message from an encrypted room, it should happen then

[HarHarLinks]

yes, the required condition seems to be that the room is encrypted.

[ankur12-1610]

yes, the required condition seems to be that the room is encrypted.

Ah! got it:+1:

[ankur12-1610]

I found some files related to the e2eIcon and found this file the most relatable one, I tried using visibility: hidden but it didn't work. Need some help 😅

[SimonBrandner]

I found some files related to the e2eIcon and found this file the most relatable one, I tried using visibility: hidden but it didn't work. Need some help sweat_smile

The easiest solution might be finding the CSS class of the icon and then in the SCSS file of the forwarding dialog set its display property to none

[ankur12-1610]

I found some files related to the e2eIcon and found this file the most relatable one, I tried using visibility: hidden but it didn't work. Need some help sweat_smile

The easiest solution might be finding the CSS class of the icon and then in the SCSS file of the forwarding dialog set its display property to none

I did the same, but the css class of the icon already has its display property to none. Can you please visit the file attached in the above comment:')

[SimonBrandner]

I found some files related to the e2eIcon and found this file the most relatable one, I tried using visibility: hidden but it didn't work. Need some help sweat_smile

The easiest solution might be finding the CSS class of the icon and then in the SCSS file of the forwarding dialog set its display property to none

I did the same, but the css class of the icon already has its display property to none. Can you please visit the file attached in the above comment:')

Argh, perhaps try display: none !important;

[ankur12-1610]

I found some files related to the e2eIcon and found this file the most relatable one, I tried using visibility: hidden but it didn't work. Need some help sweat_smile

The easiest solution might be finding the CSS class of the icon and then in the SCSS file of the forwarding dialog set its display property to none

I did the same, but the css class of the icon already has its display property to none. Can you please visit the file attached in the above comment:')

Argh, perhaps try display: none !important;

I got the CSS class, turns out it was .mx_EventTile_e2eIcon_warning. So I set it's display property to none.

I've raised a PR(#7447), kindly review :)