brandonkelly
commented
3 years ago Check your JavaScript console – are any errors logged in there when this happens?
Open rickmills opened 3 years ago
brandonkelly
commented
3 years ago Check your JavaScript console – are any errors logged in there when this happens?
Description
The admin asset modal that pops up when adding an image via the wysiwyg, or selecting an asset has a tendancy to drop down too low on some displays.
We've had two separate clients experience this (Both using fairly recent versions of MS Edge) and I've been able to replicate it by making my browser window ~600 px high.
It looks like there may be two problems however.
The first is that if you resize the browser window the modal position isnt recalculated, meaning it assumes a 1000px high browser resized down to 600px high still renders in the middle of 1000px, instead of moving up to match the height.
The second is that the modal isn't being responsively resized. If the window is 600px high the modal ideally shouldn't be larger than that, and if it is, scrolling should work, instead of having the modal cut off and unusable.
I also suspect this gets worse with the more files and sidebar directories you have as this extends the height even more.
I've included some examples at the bottom of this task to show the issue, including a screenshot sent over by a client using the latest version of craft as of writing (3.5.16).
There is an argument that you can't expect it to work if the height is very low - which is a valid point, but given many businesses currently have employees working from things like 11" chromebooks at home, which have a resolution of 1366 x 768 it really should be possible to use it on these - currently the modal starts cutting off at around 815px height.
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