Closed (fixed)
Project:
Drupal core
Version:
7.x-dev
Component:
system.module
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Bug report
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
5 Nov 2006 at 15:25 UTC
Updated:
1 Jan 2010 at 03:50 UTC
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Comments
Comment #1
Ylan commentedThis is not something Garland-specific, it happens in lots of (narrow) themes.
Comment #2
Frando commentedSure,
but I think in the default theme we should solve this somehow, e.g. make the main (center) part overflow: scroll or something.
The default theme should be a theme that's as good as possible for administration and usability, as it might be used as admin theme on sites that have a different theme for the front end that is not suitable for administration.
Comment #3
Ylan commentedYou are right ofcourse. I just wanted to note that this is not a garland-specific bug. I think an easy way to fix this is to give the admin pages a minimum width. Correct me if I am wrong though.
Comment #4
dodorama commentedThis is the solution I usually use to solve this problem with fixed size themes but you have to deal with the fact that text inside tables become smaller.
Anyway, I agree that we can't leave this as is in the core theme just cause it use to happens.
Comment #5
coreb commented(Moving x.y.z version to a real version number)
Comment #6
dodorama commentedComment #7
dodorama commentedA patch with a quick fix that reduce font-size of the theme admin table a solve the issue.
Comment #8
webchickHm. I wonder if we really need to fix this? There is an "Administration theme" option now; simply set Garland as your admin theme and Minelli as your site theme.
Comment #9
Frando commentedActually, I'm having the same problem with Garland itself.
As soon as you have any theme in the list that's placed in the sites/all folder (as all custom themes should be), the table gets a lot wider because of the longer path.
The attached screenshot shows the theme administration page in Garland (not Minelli), HEAD install, 2 sidebars, Opera 9 with a resolution of 1024*768.
As you can see, the page is nearly unusable.
To change the theme settings, I actually switched to the No-CSS-Mode that Opera provides, because it wasn't possible otherwise.
As I said, the default theme of Drupal should be a good administration theme, as it might serve this purpose on sites that have an own theme for the front-end that itself is not usable for administration (maybe because it's specifically developed for the front-end part).
Comment #10
JoshLangner commentedThis is a problem that should be fixed in the core. The solution I would like to propose is to rearrange the items in the theme listing tables, as displayed in the screenshot attached. Just by moving the theme name and address over the thumbnail, we're saving a little more than the space required to fit most "minimal"-width themes.
Upon further consideration, the paths should not be displayed outright. Instead, they should either be truncated to a certain number of characters and linked to, or the path should be shown in a textbox (where the entire path can be displayed).
Comment #11
ricabrantes commentedIf resize to 800x600 this bug still active in D7.x-dev..
Comment #12
ricabrantes commentedDuplicate http://drupal.org/node/106191
Comment #13
Stefan Nagtegaal commentedThis is a UI-problem, not a Garland/Minelli bug..
(Why isn't there a "user interface" in the components dropdown? Only "user interface text"?)
Comment #14
keith.smith commentedSystem module provides this table, so adjusting component.
Comment #16
Bojhan commentedWe redesigned the themes page this issue does not exist anymore