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aio + api/docs: header "link" icons overwrite other visual elements #22131
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@IgorMinar thoughts? Page Title (API Name)
Headings in Tables Formatting We can consider other options if these don't work. |
I generally find the ability to link to specific methods useful (I've used them extensively when answering AngularJS questions on StackOverflow, Gitter, etc 😁). How about we place the link icon on the right for headings inside tables? (This is the same we do for all headings on narrow screens btw.) |
Moving the badges only solves the problem for this instance. There are other situations where the heading is within a container and the link partially "falls outside" the container. E.g. #22131 (comment) |
@sjtrimble I think you meant your comment to go on #22130 ?? |
@petebacondarwin I sure did. Should I delete and add over there? :/ |
On this thread ... are we okay just removing the link visual for these API pages? |
I am not OK with removing the link visual. Sorry :-) |
@petebacondarwin Fair enough, just want to make sure I understand the limitations :) |
This approach simplifies the styling needed considerably. Previously, we had to make room on the left for heading that are in visual containers. Also we had to apply a `float:right` when on narrow screens as the gutter not available then. This float didn't render nicely if the heading text was longer than could be rendered on a single line. Closes angular#22131
This approach simplifies the styling needed considerably. Previously, we had to make room on the left for heading that are in visual containers. Also we had to apply a `float:right` when on narrow screens as the gutter not available then. This float didn't render nicely if the heading text was longer than could be rendered on a single line. Closes angular#22131
This approach simplifies the styling needed considerably. Previously, we had to make room on the left for heading that are in visual containers. Also we had to apply a `float:right` when on narrow screens as the gutter not available then. This float didn't render nicely if the heading text was longer than could be rendered on a single line. Closes angular#22131
This approach simplifies the styling needed considerably. Previously, we had to make room on the left for heading that are in visual containers. Also we had to apply a `float:right` when on narrow screens as the gutter not available then. This float didn't render nicely if the heading text was longer than could be rendered on a single line. Closes angular#22131
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In #21874 (comment) @gkalpak noted:
The .header-link that appears when hovering over the main doc heading is overlaid onto the badge.
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