[wp-meta] [Making WordPress.org] #4917: Trac needs more responsive styles
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Tue Feb 16 06:18:01 UTC 2021
#4917: Trac needs more responsive styles
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Reporter: sumitsingh | Owner: (none)
Type: defect | Status: new
Priority: normal | Milestone:
Component: Trac | Resolution:
Keywords: needs-design-feedback has-patch |
has-screenshots |
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Comment (by vladytimy):
Solutions for [comment:9 this comment]:
> between 550px and 640px breakpoints both avatars float right
Here I have a dilemma. CSS comment says: {{{img.avatar {float: right; /*
move it to the right to help prevent collisions */} }}} but I can't
reproduce any collisions without floating right even with longer names
given that ''Reported by'' & ''Owned by'' are static length strings.
(4917.2.patch removes floating - we either test it or let the floating
right as it is currently)
> between 640px and 770px breakpoints ''Reported by'' & ''Owned by:''
overlaps reporter's & owner's avatar
Explored solutions:
- Avatar floating right is not consistent with the design
- Changing margin-left from -60px to 0; moving rule from (max-width:
640px) to (max-width: 770px) (**chosen approach**)
> between 640px and 770px breakpoints the {{{#modify .trac-properties}}}
table has styling issues
Explored solutions:
- smaller width columns results in a crowded design and needs different
HTML/selectors
- moving table rules from (max-width: 640px) to (max-width: 770px) creates
one column, but intricates up ''Keywords'' and ''Focuses'' fields, making
unclear what input is for what section. (see screenshot
''4917.bad_explored_solution_640-770p'')
- reducing {{{#focuses}}} padding-right from 52px to 22px on this screen
size - it aligns with above element. (**chosen approach**)
All these are small things, but make trac look better on medium screens.
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Ticket URL: <https://meta.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/4917#comment:10>
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