I'm not sure, but I think back in the days the table size remained the same with a warning remark, but since some time the table gets wider when there is a warning (like train is canceled which is shown with floating text). I'd like the module to stay the same size, so I looked at the module and changed the style.css for me which workes great so far. I'm new to work with github, so honestly not sure if this is worth making a fork and asking for a pull request, but this is what my change looks like:
/* Marquee for the warning remarks field */
.mmm-pth-warning-remarks {
white-space: nowrap;
overflow: hidden;
font-size: 0.8em;
width: 100%;
max-width: 0;
min-width: 100%;
display: block;
span {
font-weight: 400;
animation: mmm-pth-warning-remarks 600s linear infinite;
display: inline-block;
padding-left: 20%;
}
}
I never discovered anyhting than the floating text as a warning remark, so the original size is fine for floating text (in my oppinion), but if there is a longer warning where the text does not float, the text would be cut. But as written, I've never seen that. Maybe a "text-overflow: ellipsis;" could be a compromise for that as well, but cannot really test as I never saw a static text block.
I'm not sure, but I think back in the days the table size remained the same with a warning remark, but since some time the table gets wider when there is a warning (like train is canceled which is shown with floating text). I'd like the module to stay the same size, so I looked at the module and changed the style.css for me which workes great so far. I'm new to work with github, so honestly not sure if this is worth making a fork and asking for a pull request, but this is what my change looks like:
I never discovered anyhting than the floating text as a warning remark, so the original size is fine for floating text (in my oppinion), but if there is a longer warning where the text does not float, the text would be cut. But as written, I've never seen that. Maybe a "text-overflow: ellipsis;" could be a compromise for that as well, but cannot really test as I never saw a static text block.