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Text overflow in error log

Started by skb, November 04, 2020, 10:23:11 PM

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skb

I have found these sort of errors in a number of places and reported them before. This is a screen shot of the error log where the text link overflows into the next column and makes everything unreadable.

SMF 2.1.4 / TP 2.2.2

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Arantor

It is a regression, the layout in 2.0 doesn't misbehave like that.
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SychO

It doesn't matter, the layout of the error log was changed in RC3. So this bug doesn't exist anymore.
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SychO

it is ? then I guess the pr was merged for RC4, I can't tell what's when anymore lol
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Kindred

something's off....

because in my 2.1 RC3 site, the error log has this CSS


#error_log span.error_message {
    overflow: hidden;
    display: block;
    white-space: pre-wrap;
}

which should indeed prevent that from happening
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SychO

I think we decided at some point to add `word-break: break-word;` to really prevent that. But the layout was changed anyway so didn't matter.
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skb

Yes I am using 2.1 RC3, but my css file has this, which is slightly different. It also adds the properties to backtrace.

#error_log span.error_message, #backtrace span.error_message {
overflow: hidden;
display: block;
white-space: pre-wrap;

SMF 2.1.4 / TP 2.2.2

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