Problem/Motivation

The Update form (/admin/reports/updates/update) has up to two tables; after #3113992: The 'Update' page has no idea that some updates are incompatible, it will have up to three tables. Here is a screenshot from that issue:

Screenshot of Update form with three tables

It is difficult to read the information on this page because the three table have different column widths.

Proposed resolution

Make the column widths consistent across the three tables.

For comparison, the Extend page (/admin/modules) has width: 4%; min-width: 25px; for the checkbox column, width: 25% for the module name, and the third column is unconstrained (but has class="description expand priority-low" so that it is hidden on narrow screens).

Remaining tasks

User interface changes

This issue will affect the display of the Update form (/admin/reports/updates/update).

API changes

None

Data model changes

None

Comments

benjifisher created an issue. See original summary.

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dww
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Thanks for opening this! Agree this is needed, I pointed this out at #3113992-22: The 'Update' page has no idea that some updates are incompatible...

I suppose The Right Way(tm) to do this is to add the CSS directly to both Seven and Claro, but not mess with the update.module CSS, right? The module itself doesn't necessarily need to have an opinion about this, no?

Thanks again,
-Derek

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benjifisher
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I am not sure about the Right Way(tm). The CSS rules for the Extend page that I mentioned in the issue summary come from core/modules/system/css/system.admin.css.

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