Question and Answer Reviews Block for React

Nowhere: they're state in the page. Ask a question and it appears at the top of the list, marked as asked "just now" by you, with "No answers yet"; post an answer and it joins the end of that question's answers with "Just now". A polite line says nothing was sent and a reload starts afresh. To store them, post the text from the submit handlers and add what your server returns to the lists. An answer shorter than three characters, or a question under ten, shows an error under the box and puts focus back in it.

The seller's answer comes first, then the most helpful, then the oldest; pinned holds the rule. Your own answers always land after the typed ones, so a new answer never jumps above the seller's. The Helpful counts you add move a number and never a row.

Both narrow the questions, together: the search looks in each question's text and in all its answers, and the group keeps all, answered or unanswered ones. Each button shows its count of the whole list. The line under them says what shows and is read out politely, and an empty state with a button brings every question back. An unseen copy of the full list shares the cell, so the height never changes while you type.

The Shine Button opens a dialog with a labelled text box. Posting checks the length, adds the question to the list, says so, and turns the dialog into a short thanks with a Close button; the form remounts each time it opens, so a second visit starts empty. Focus returns to the button when it closes. The trigger renders the Shine Button through render.

Yes. The rows, the badges and the panel follow the page's direction, and the divider sits at the start of the panel; counts and dates are wrapped so their digits stay in order.