When browsing with administrative privileges, the read page displays a "Manage" ("Éditer" in French) link allowing admins to edit the application. This link is positioned pretty much at the top, which makes sense given its importance. It is also wisely positioned to the right, to preserve vertical space.
More precisely, the element is absolutely positioned, 36 pixels below its parent's top. This is surely to prevent overlap between Manage and long titles. But unfortunately, that only moves the problem down. It works with the first 1 or 2 lines of titles, but leaves several possibilities for overlap, with either:
A title which fills at least 2 or 3 lines
An image which takes the full width
If there is no image, a description which takes more than 1 line
The following screenshot demonstrates case #2:
We are experiencing this with showcase 1.2.0, but looking at the code, I am convinced that master (1.3.0) is also affected.
The proper way to avoid such overlap is to reserve the space taken by the element, which can be done with relative positioning and using CSS float: right instead.
When browsing with administrative privileges, the read page displays a "Manage" ("Éditer" in French) link allowing admins to edit the application. This link is positioned pretty much at the top, which makes sense given its importance. It is also wisely positioned to the right, to preserve vertical space.
More precisely, the element is absolutely positioned, 36 pixels below its parent's top. This is surely to prevent overlap between Manage and long titles. But unfortunately, that only moves the problem down. It works with the first 1 or 2 lines of titles, but leaves several possibilities for overlap, with either:
The following screenshot demonstrates case #2:
We are experiencing this with showcase 1.2.0, but looking at the code, I am convinced that master (1.3.0) is also affected.
The proper way to avoid such overlap is to reserve the space taken by the element, which can be done with relative positioning and using CSS
float: right
instead.