Reduce font size for bathing waters with long names or descriptions

[ijdickinson]

If we have a BW with a long name or description (thresholds to be determined), set a CSS class that reduces the font size to minimize overruns.

[tamsinappleton]

Tested Burnham Jetty North. Note seems fine on preview page, but still overruns on PDF.

[tamsinappleton]

Tested Porthcurno - portrait orientation. Seems fine on preview page, but overruns on PDF.

[ijdickinson]

@tamsinappleton This is somewhat improved now, but I think I can make it better. But Burham not so egregious now!

[tamsinappleton]

I've had to google egregious - so that's some education. I've just tested Christchurch Mudeford Sandbank East - the title still I think knocking the rest right out of shape - the title goes across three lines in portrait mode.

[tamsinappleton]

@ijdickinson ah, I've remembered to make sure the comment reaches you...

[ijdickinson]

@tamsinappleton Thanks, I'll have a look. Unless ... I don't suppose it's possible to rename that BW? :smiley:

[ijdickinson]

@tamsinappleton I deployed a change last night, if you'd like to test again.

[tamsinappleton]

Titles working better, we do need to look at font overall

[tamsinappleton]

Tested Studland Knoll House. A4, portrait, the title is too large, pushing the classification symbol over the fields below.

[ijdickinson]

There was an issue with a missing font-file on the server, affecting the generated pdfs. Hopefully this is resolved now.

[ijdickinson]

Update deployed for testing.

[tamsinappleton]

Tested: Studland Knoll Beach, Clacton Martello Tower, Porthcurno, Cotswold Country Park. A4 portrait and landscape. All seem fine.