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Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of Ticket #48780, comment 22


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02/19/2020 02:04:59 AM (6 years ago)
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sabernhardt
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  • Ticket #48780, comment 22

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    1 `48780.4.diff` simply sets the `min-width` and `max-width` within existing breakpoints (with no padding change) to fix where the layout started to break in version 5.3.
     148780.4.diff simply sets the `min-width` and `max-width` within existing breakpoints (with no padding change) to fix where the layout started to break in version 5.3.
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    3 The `48780.adjusted-float-drop.diff` option also enforces one-column layout from 850-1200 pixels wide (or zoom equivalent) for attachment editor screens. This would change the screen for any attachment type, though, not just images that need editing. It repurposes the style set that enforces one-column layout for the (classic) post editor, and it leaves the post editor's current breakpoint at 850. There still is a range around 770-870 where expanding the side navigation can push the main image editor column down, but my attempts to fix that situation clearly made it worse.
     3The 48780.adjusted-float-drop.diff option also enforces one-column layout from 850-1200 pixels wide (or zoom equivalent) for attachment editor screens. This would change the screen for any attachment type, though, not just images that need editing. It repurposes the style set that enforces one-column layout for the (classic) post editor, and it leaves the post editor's current breakpoint at 850. There still is a range around 770-870 where expanding the side navigation can push the main image editor column down, but my attempts to fix that situation clearly made it worse.