On a text input, the size sets the min width of the element so we set it to the minimum value so that the input can shrink a lot more.
Note that this only mitigates the problem: because of the right padding of 30px, there is still a little bit of overflow when the window is tiny but it's acceptable since the UI is not usable at this size anyway.
On a text input, the size sets the min width of the element so we set it to the minimum value so that the input can shrink a lot more.
Note that this only mitigates the problem: because of the right padding of 30px, there is still a little bit of overflow when the window is tiny but it's acceptable since the UI is not usable at this size anyway.
Fixes #370