0.3a1 - size of description input
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0.3a1 - size of description input
why is the size of the description input so painfully small? It just fits 2 lines and there is not even a scrollbar
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Rod Whiteley wrote:To avoid the pain of another tab.
Perhaps the description and URL would be better on the second tab. Or, if there is some reason for the current layout, at least allow the window to resize and the description to flex.
By the way, a scrollbar appears if you type enough text.
well, it doesn't work well for me...it's such a pain...it worked a lot better in 0.2
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You can use a style rule to make it bigger.
Go to Sunbird's profile directory. You are in the right place if you can see the file storage.sdb there.
Go to the chrome directory there, creating it if necessary. Edit the file userChrome.css, creating it if necessary. Add a line like:Save the file and restart Sunbird.
Go to Sunbird's profile directory. You are in the right place if you can see the file storage.sdb there.
Go to the chrome directory there, creating it if necessary. Edit the file userChrome.css, creating it if necessary. Add a line like:
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#description-field {height:24ex;}
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Rod Whiteley wrote:You can use a style rule to make it bigger.
Go to Sunbird's profile directory. You are in the right place if you can see the file storage.sdb there.
Go to the chrome directory there, creating it if necessary. Edit the file userChrome.css, creating it if necessary. Add a line like:Save the file and restart Sunbird.Code: Select all
#description-field {height:24ex;}
thanks for your reply. However, it doesn't do anything. I had to create the file, since the only file in there was 'chrome.rdf' as well as a folder called 'overlayinfo'
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You created the file in the wrong place. The link in my previous reply tells you how to find the right place. The method I describe here also works in Sunbird.
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Diavolo wrote:After saving and reopening the task I get the following description:
line1\nline2\nline3
This is a known bug.