The label of the save button breaks into multiple lines. This unnecessarily affects the layout and wastes space on mobile screens.
It happens with several languages if the label has multiple words and exceeds ~16 chars.
(This is an UI/UX issue only - no functional problems detected yet)
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Expected Behavior
Button label should not break into multiple lines. This can be achieved by using shorter text, enlarging the buttons or allow them to grow.
At least for DE, EN, ES, FR I can say that a single word like "Save" or "Apply" is absolutely common.
I am sure it's the same with more languages, so I would recommend updating the translations.
EDIT: I found there is already a short version Save in most languages. I am not sure why this is mixed.
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Jellyfin Version: 10.9.11
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I've already checked the CSS, and if we prefer changes here, it's also possible. Just a slightly higher risk of breaking something elsewhere.
Describe The Bug
The label of the save button breaks into multiple lines. This unnecessarily affects the layout and wastes space on mobile screens. It happens with several languages if the label has multiple words and exceeds ~16 chars.
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(This is an UI/UX issue only - no functional problems detected yet)
Steps To Reproduce
DE
|FR
|HU
|RO
…Expected Behavior
Button label should not break into multiple lines. This can be achieved by using shorter text, enlarging the buttons or allow them to grow.
At least for
DE
,EN
,ES
,FR
I can say that a single word like "Save" or "Apply" is absolutely common. I am sure it's the same with more languages, so I would recommend updating the translations.EDIT: I found there is already a short version
Save
in most languages. I am not sure why this is mixed.Screenshots
System (please complete the following information):
Additional Context
I've already checked the CSS, and if we prefer changes here, it's also possible. Just a slightly higher risk of breaking something elsewhere.