You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You switched accounts on another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.Dismiss alert
If a metadata field contains a long content, it is adjusted in the height to the content.
If the metadata area is expanded, the height remains, although only one line is needed.
This leads to more scrolling, ...
Solution
The metadata field should be adjusted to the content - also the height.
Examples
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The distinction, whether it is a one-line text field or a multi-line text field, can be set in the ruleset with the <setting multiline="false"/> or <setting multiline="true"/>. In the generated HTML, these are two different elements, <input type="text"> or <textarea>. A dynamic height adjustment only makes sense for the second, but there should also be a larger height from the start so that you can visually distinguish which type of input field it is. Please note that this produces very long fields for very long text content (e.g. abstracts). Is it wanted like that?
I do not want to change the type of the field - it is absolutely fine as it is. I just wander, if the height of the field could be adjusted to the content of the field.
If, for example, the area of the metadata is widened before the metadata field with much text is shown, the field is adjusted to the content of the field.
If this adjustment is not possible, there should be no other changes and this issue can be closed.
Problem
If a metadata field contains a long content, it is adjusted in the height to the content.
If the metadata area is expanded, the height remains, although only one line is needed.
This leads to more scrolling, ...
Solution
The metadata field should be adjusted to the content - also the height.
Examples
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: