I don't know if this is a Drupal core issue or Media module. But when you go to the media types configuration and select the Manage Display tab, then the breadcrumbs are very long and overlaps the buttons at the top. See attached screenshot.

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JacobSingh’s picture

JacobSingh CreditAttribution: JacobSingh commented
Priority: Normal » Minor

Yeah, that's pretty much a core issue. We could improve it in media by not showing such a long list though.

tsvenson’s picture

tsvenson CreditAttribution: tsvenson commented

Alternatively the buttons could be on a new row. Personally when it comes to admin I want all the breadcrumb options you have in that line since it then gives me quick access to all levels of what I am currently working on.

In the Audio case (screenshot) just having "Audio" in the end would cut it just before the first button, but other media type names might be longer or will overlap on narrower browser windows.

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Scott J CreditAttribution: Scott J commented

By the way, I think that this is only a problem if you use the overlay. If you go direct to admin/config/media/types/manage/image/display then there is no problem.

james.elliott’s picture

james.elliott CreditAttribution: james.elliott commented

This is absolutely an issue with the Seven theme. The breadcrumbs and view_mode pills should flow to their respective sides when they meet at the middle.

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james.elliott CreditAttribution: james.elliott commented
Status: Active » Closed (won't fix)

Added this to the relevant issue for the Seven theme. Closing the issue here.

http://drupal.org/node/763720#comment-3750336

effulgentsia’s picture

effulgentsia CreditAttribution: effulgentsia commented
Status: Closed (won't fix) » Closed (duplicate)

Every now and then, this comes up again. So, given #5, for posterity, calling this a duplicate of #763720: Visiblity of primary & secondary navigation rather than a "won't fix".