- Merge request !1737Issue #3221247: Olivero: various elements (blockquote, pre, embeded media) can overflow into sidebar when vertical toolbar is present โ (Open) created by kmonahan
- ๐ฉ๐ชGermany marc.bau
This will help with readability of pre fields a lot...
.region--content pre { white-space: pre; white-space: pre-wrap; word-wrap: break-word; }
- First commit to issue fork.
- Status changed to Needs review
about 1 month ago 6:23pm 17 September 2024
Fixing the Overflow Issue in Drupal with
Elements The Issue: We encountered a layout issue in Drupal where elements like
, blockquotes, and embedded media were overflowing into the sidebar when the vertical toolbar was present. This was messing up the layout, making the content look cluttered and out of place. Root Cause: The issue was happening because these elements (especially
<pre>
) didnโt respect the boundaries of their container. Since<pre>
preserves whitespace and line breaks, it was forcing the content to extend outside the content area, causing it to overlap into the sidebar. Steps Followed to Fix the Issue: Identifying the Problem: First, we identified that the primary culprit was the<pre>
element. The content inside the<pre>
tags wasnโt wrapping properly, and that led to the overflow problem. Checking the CSS: We realized that this could be a CSS issue where the<pre>
block was not being handled correctly. We needed to make sure that the content insiderespects the containerโs width. Solution Applied: We decided to tackle this problem by applying custom CSS to ensure the
content stays within the container. Hereโs the magic CSS that solved it: Thanks @marc.bau css Copy code
.region--content pre { white-space: pre; white-space: pre-wrap; word-wrap: break-word; }
Explanation of the CSS:
white-space: pre;
ensures that the whitespace inside the<pre>
element is preserved.
white-space: pre-wrap;
makes sure that long lines of text are wrapped properly if they exceed the width of the container.
word-wrap: break-word;
ensures that if a long word or continuous string of characters is too wide for the container, it will break into the next line rather than overflowing.Testing:
After applying this CSS, we tested the layout with different content inside
<pre>
blocks, and voila! The content no longer overflowed into the sidebar. The text wrapped properly, and the layout stayed intact.- Status changed to Needs work
about 1 month ago 3:42pm 18 September 2024