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Vertical alignment of text in drag and drop cells isn't consistent. I propose that we add a top and bottom padding of 10px.
An example of issue on the Block Layout page:
An example of the issue on the Workflow configuration page:
An example of a good alignment on the Main Menu links page:
Comment | File | Size | Author |
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#14 | Screenshot 1943-02-17 at 10.41.33 AM.png | 273.58 KB | Sakthivel M |
#12 | Mozalla-seven.png | 92.05 KB | djsagar |
#12 | Chrome-seven.png | 86.59 KB | djsagar |
#11 | mozalla_seven.png | 83.79 KB | vikashsoni |
#11 | chrome_seven_theme.png | 106.12 KB | vikashsoni |
Comments
Comment #2
amit.mall CreditAttribution: amit.mall at TO THE NEW commentedNo such issue founded, I can see 10px vertical padding is already there.
Comment #3
chris.smith CreditAttribution: chris.smith at Portage CyberTech commentedThanks @amit.mall.
I tried to replicate the issue and was successful with only Google Chrome v57.
I was not able to replicate the issue with Safari or Firefox. The padding exists when using these browsers.
Would appreciate if someone else could help verify if the issue exists in Chrome 57.
Comment #4
ashopin CreditAttribution: ashopin at Portage CyberTech commentedI also cannot replicate this issue in Acquia Dev Desktop + Chrome 57.0.2987.133 but can replicate it in Firefox 52.0.2 (64-bit).
Comment #5
James.Mejia CreditAttribution: James.Mejia at Third and Grove commentedI wasn't able to replicate on Firefox 54 developer edition or Chrome 57. I'm on OSX.
Firefox 54.0a2 Developer Edition
Chrome 57.0.2987
Comment #6
tar_inet CreditAttribution: tar_inet as a volunteer commentedI can replicate it on Chrome 57.0.2987.133.
@chris.smith, do you have a touchable screen?
It looks like modernazr is adding the class "touchevents" to the html tag when using Chrome but not in Firefox.
Removing the space when on small device could make sense: reducing the vertical empty space you can see more rows. But I don´t really know why this is done by this way instead of using
@media
.So my proposition to solve it is applying this styles only on smaller screens with no so much vertical space. I´ve search the stable styling guide but couldn´t find it so I don´t know if this a good way for doing it: I applied what I found similar in the stable´s css.
Comment #7
tar_inet CreditAttribution: tar_inet as a volunteer commentedSorry, wrong patch.
Comment #8
borisson_I have tried to reproduce this issue, but I can't seem to reproduce this in firefox or chrome on osx.
Comment #11
vikashsoni CreditAttribution: vikashsoni as a volunteer and at Zyxware Technologies commentedNo such issue founded, already proper alignment and padding there
Comment #12
djsagar CreditAttribution: djsagar at OpenSense Labs commentedI have tried to reproduce this issue on chrome and mozalla but able to reproduce.
Please provide STR.
Thanks!
Comment #13
djsagar CreditAttribution: djsagar at OpenSense Labs commentedComment #14
Sakthivel M CreditAttribution: Sakthivel M at QED42 commentedI have tried to reproduce this issue on chrome but able to reproduce.
Attached screenshot here.
Thanks
Comment #18
longwaveThe Seven theme has been removed from Drupal 10 core. It appears that this issue only affects Seven and no other themes included with Drupal core, so I am moving this to the contributed Seven project.