Marco,
That is the example I'm using to test your proposal. True, it fixes the problem in that screen, but
applying that property to ALL screenlets breaks the layout in other screens.
Maybe we could have a "scrollbars" style decorator in the main style sheet, so that screenlets that
have overflowing contents could use <div class="screenlet scrollbars">, or widget version <container
style="screenlet scrollbars">. (There's an issue in the widget case though - we're introducing an
HTML "fix" into a "rendering agnostic" environment.)
-Adrian
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At this address you find the same example with the auto overflow.
https://www.ofbiz.it/webtools/control/availableServices
Marco
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David,
There are some combinations of HTML elements that don't "wrap" -
https://127.0.0.1:8443/webtools/control/availableServices
-Adrian
David E Jones wrote:
As a general style I'd rather see wrapping than overflow with a scroll bar, as
intentional though as it's not really possible/easy/default sometimes with
HTML. That mean more work on those building pages though....
Any other thoughts from others on the general preferred approach?
-David
On Jan 2, 2008, at 1:53 PM, Adrian Crum wrote:
Marco,
It would be best to use the overflow attribute on a case-by-case basis. Adding
it to the screenlet or screenlet-body styles throws off the layout on screens
that don't need it.
In other words, create a style for the particular element, then apply that style to the
element. Small "fixup" styles like that can be used inline - see the Webtools
main.ftl file for an example. Or for screen widgets, you can create a component-specific
style sheet - see the Party Manager partymgr.css file.
-Adrian
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What about insert into main.css for the property screenlet-body the overflow
auto, so in this case we will have the horizontal scrolling in case the
content inside a screenlet-body overflow horizontally the screen.
For example into the Store-> Shipping Estimated the table goes outside the
screen and it cause a ugly effect, instead put on the css the overflow it will
not happen.
What did you think of this change ?
Thanks
Marco
