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Shrink title space on mobile if needed #21878

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@piitaya piitaya commented Sep 4, 2024

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    • Improved styling for the main title in the HassSubpage component, allowing for better adaptability in various display scenarios.
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    • Enhanced layout behavior of the title element, particularly in flexbox contexts, ensuring a more responsive design.

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The change introduces a new CSS property min-width: 0; to the .main-title class in the HassSubpage component. This modification allows the main title element to have a minimum width of zero, which can influence its layout behavior, particularly in flexbox contexts. The overall functionality of the component remains unchanged.

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src/layouts/hass-subpage.ts Added min-width: 0; to the .main-title class to allow for reduced width in flexbox contexts.

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    participant User
    participant HassSubpage
    participant MainTitle

    User->>HassSubpage: Load page
    HassSubpage->>MainTitle: Render main title
    MainTitle->>HassSubpage: Apply styles
    Note right of MainTitle: min-width: 0 applied
    HassSubpage->>User: Display page with main title
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@silamon silamon modified the milestone: 2024.9 Sep 5, 2024
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silamon commented Sep 5, 2024

Shouldn't we work with text-overflow here? Now the edit marker is placed upon the text.

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piitaya commented Sep 5, 2024

@silamon I don't think we can because the text is multiline 🙁

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Why not shrinking the font size with something like this to fit the space?

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11777598/font-size-relative-to-the-users-screen-resolution

@silamon silamon marked this pull request as draft September 21, 2024 11:08
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Edit of Device not possible when name to long
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