I am unsure about whether this is unintended behavior, or too fringe an issue to be fixed. But I thought I owed some reciprocation for the great work done on the project, when I faced the issue, I realized that the long lines did not look good anyway. Attached below is a demonstration of the behavior.
I am unsure about whether this is unintended behavior, or too fringe an issue to be fixed. But I thought I owed some reciprocation for the great work done on the project, when I faced the issue, I realized that the long lines did not look good anyway. Attached below is a demonstration of the behavior.
Hello, thank you for trying Chronos and taking the time to make this issue
There is indeed currently no attempt to restrict comments size
Avoiding page overflow might be a little tricky because of the way the widths are calculated. However, I can make it so that comments do not exceed a given width.
I have already implemented (but not yet published) a _col function to allow the user to manage the width of columns (see 56cc1b11c0). This could restrict comments to avoid overflowing
It should not be too difficult to implement, although it would require a bit more work and tinkering for the user
Hello, thank you for trying Chronos and taking the time to make this issue
There is indeed currently no attempt to restrict comments size
Avoiding page overflow might be a little tricky because of the way the widths are calculated. However, I can make it so that comments do not exceed a given width.
I have already implemented (but not yet published) a `_col` function to allow the user to manage the width of columns (see 56cc1b11c0). This could restrict comments to avoid overflowing
It should not be too difficult to implement, although it would require a bit more work and tinkering for the user
I made comments wrap to honor width restrictions given by _col elements (see ab1386e721 and b33531bef5)
I also added a max-width parameter to _col, for easier management of long comments
I made comments wrap to honor width restrictions given by `_col` elements (see ab1386e721 and b33531bef5)
I also added a `max-width` parameter to `_col`, for easier management of long comments
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I am unsure about whether this is unintended behavior, or too fringe an issue to be fixed. But I thought I owed some reciprocation for the great work done on the project, when I faced the issue, I realized that the long lines did not look good anyway. Attached below is a demonstration of the behavior.
Hello, thank you for trying Chronos and taking the time to make this issue
There is indeed currently no attempt to restrict comments size
Avoiding page overflow might be a little tricky because of the way the widths are calculated. However, I can make it so that comments do not exceed a given width.
I have already implemented (but not yet published) a
_colfunction to allow the user to manage the width of columns (see56cc1b11c0). This could restrict comments to avoid overflowingIt should not be too difficult to implement, although it would require a bit more work and tinkering for the user
I made comments wrap to honor width restrictions given by
_colelements (seeab1386e721andb33531bef5)I also added a
max-widthparameter to_col, for easier management of long comments