Closed cheshire137 closed 8 years ago
I might be looking at this issue wrong (let me know if I am), but if you just don't want to have a scrollbar, you can give the element a width and overflow-x:none;
. More info here. In addition, you can force the text to wrap if you have a fixed-width element (e.g. the filter name div) using word-wrap: break-word;
. Here is a good StackOverflow question explaining how to use it.
Good luck!
Setting overflow-x: none
would remove the scrollbar, but we have a little more horizontal real estate that we're not using well right now. The top area is split 50/50 between the title area that's getting cut off and a single button on the right. The button on the right doesn't need as much room as it's got right now, while the title area could use it so we don't have to 1) cut the text off or 2) force wrapping. 👍
Long filter names can cause the left column to have a horizontal scrollbar:
I think using a class like
is-three-quarters
from Bulma -- see http://bulma.io/documentation/grid/columns/ -- will fix the horizontal scrollbar.