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Environment:
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Firefox 3.5 on Linux (OpenSuse 11.1)
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| Participants: |
Nicolas Connault and Sam Hemelryk
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| Security Level: |
None
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| Difficulty: |
Easy
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| Resolved date: |
12/Oct/09
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| Affected Branches: |
MOODLE_20_STABLE
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| Fixed Branches: |
MOODLE_20_STABLE
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When putting the settings block as a block (not docked), there is a horizontal scrollbar just above the search box. The scrollbar doesn't have an actual "drag" target on it.
When you hover on the block, it more than doubles in width, the only element looking any larger being this phantom scrollbar.
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Description
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When putting the settings block as a block (not docked), there is a horizontal scrollbar just above the search box. The scrollbar doesn't have an actual "drag" target on it.
When you hover on the block, it more than doubles in width, the only element looking any larger being this phantom scrollbar. |
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Sub-task
Resolved
Minor
What you are seeing there is a feature, if you turn on editing, and go into block settings you will probably find that `Enable mouse-over expansion of this block` has been set to `Yes`.
This was the first method of trying to make the tree more usable as it is expanded.
When this setting is enabled the scroll bar is forced for overflow-x, this is because otherwise their is a bug in that when you mouse-over the box the scroll bar pops up and changes the height of the block, making all other blocks jump down 16~ish pixels, a rather awesome sight.
Because the scroll bar is forced you don't get a drag target unless you actually expand it beyond the default width.
I am interested to see what you think about it, I wasn't too sure to leave it in or take it out before the final commit but decided to leave it in as it may appeal to someone.