[wp-trac] [WordPress Trac] #42215: Some minor UI issues in theme's panel in small screen
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Mon Oct 16 01:38:22 UTC 2017
#42215: Some minor UI issues in theme's panel in small screen
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Reporter: sayedwp | Owner: celloexpressions
Type: defect (bug) | Status: assigned
Priority: normal | Milestone: 4.9
Component: Customize | Version: trunk
Severity: normal | Resolution:
Keywords: needs-patch | Focuses: ui
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Comment (by celloexpressions):
[attachment:42215.1.diff] and [attachment:42215.diff] look like a good
first pass. I think we need to refine the adjustments a bit more - the
buttons still look a couple of pixels too low or high in some places.
> The background behind the "live preview" button on smaller screens. When
the buttons become larger at one of the small screen media queries, the
background behind them pushes up into the border:
https://cloudup.com/c2_cwJab15E
We may also want to move the buttons below the theme names - it doesn't
look like there's enough space there currently one you get down to phone
sizes.
> There also seems to be a period where the border on the sidebar
disappears, along with the "help" icon and toggles:
https://cloudup.com/iMEku6VEKJ2
It looks like there are conflicts (likely due to other changes) between
`600px` and `640px` being the width breakpoint where we switch to a
single-column layout with a toggle for the preview area. Themes are using
`600px` currently, which used to be what the customize sidebar used as
well. That seems to have changed recently, causing this bug. However, the
sidebar also has a max-width of 600px. So that other change should
probably be reverted, or otherwise revisited, to ensure that the single-
column layout is used starting at 600px everywhere.
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Ticket URL: <https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/42215#comment:4>
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