Set max-width in the navbar to prevent the bar growing without control.

[braiam]

Some chapters have extremely large names that in small screens makes the bar grow vertically.

[braiam]

Just where are the css rules add? :confused:

[plduhoux]

On what websites do you have the issue ??

[braiam]

@plduhoux check RHS "Hayate no Goutoku" and FTH "Liar's Paradox", the select just grow horizontally until it fill the screen (I have a small screen) making the navBar fill 3 rows instead one. I can fix it manually when reading, but it could be nice that in case that the select were too big for the screen it doesn't affect the icons position.

[braiam]

I found this: I will test later http://stackoverflow.com/a/15641292/792066

[braiam]

you really gotta be kidding me...

I think I will use ´$(document).width() - 450´ instead.

[plduhoux]

Waw ??!! weird that worked for now... will have a look at it...

[bessx]

Is there no way to use some sort of overflow for this sort of thing?

[mexicano21]

I didn't understand the problem with the image: the have a max-width of 600px and have exactly 600px of width. It is working the way it should.

BTW, maybe would be better setting max-width in percent on #AMRBar (would make it a percent of the client width, if the bar is set up correctly) and another max-width in percent in

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Is there no way to use some sort of overflow for this sort of thing?

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[braiam]

I've set the max-width as the total width using $(document).width() with minus the icons/buttons width (more or less 450 px). When we do the translations of the buttons this may change, may not, and also it doesn't change upon re-size, so feel free to propose another solution.

[plduhoux]

I prefer it like that effectively... moreover, i tested it on a very wide screen... so it was not really representative...

[braiam]

Well, I set it up that in any screen it ends with less than the total screen width, which probably is the best for all screens.