[v16][Fix3377] Définition de la largeur des modales #3378
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Rapport de QA : Ok sur desktop (Mac OS X - Chrome) Merci @orandin, je merge ! |
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Depuis leur réécriture, les modales dépassent dans les écrans ayant une largeur inférieure à 400px (voir le ticket pour les screenshots).
Ce bug intervient à cause de définition de
min-widthà 400px et qui ne laisse pas la possibilité au navigateur d'adapter la largeur à l'écran.Après discussion avec @sandhose sur le IRC, on a décidé de contourner le problème en définissant la propriété
widthà 400px. En sachant que si le navigateur n'a pas la place suffisante, il redimensionnera automatiquement.Exemple avec une résolution (320x480) :