feat(web): Configurable Media Tile Info Table#65
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Note that this should respect ascending/descending. Currently it always looks like Ascending order
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This is an upgrade to the details shown previously below the search result media tiles. Adds a table below each search result media tile. All table entries can be configured to to hide/show, and change order. Entries are as follows:
Tag Group Result
Displays forager.search.group result values. Shows count stat next to it
Sort Top
Displays the top datetime that was used to sort the results. E.g. when I search "newest by source_created_at", it displays the first result's corresponding source_created_at.