Is there an existing issue for this?
What happened?
In _forms.scss, .dnnFormLabel and .dnnLabel share the same CSS rules, including width: 32.075%.
The problem is that sometimes a .dnnFormLabel is inside a .dnnLabel. Because both have the same width, the inner label ends up with 32% of 32% of the available space, which becomes very small.
This can be seen on the login page with languages other than English, for example French on my screen. Some translated labels are longer or contain spaces before punctuation, so the text wraps to a new line because there is not enough space.
Steps to reproduce?
- Open the login page.
- Change the site language (French in my example for longer words).
- Inspect the login form labels.
- See that .dnnFormLabel is inside .dnnLabel.
- Both classes use width: 32.075%.
- Some labels wrap onto multiple lines because the available width is too small.
Current Behavior
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Expected Behavior
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Relevant log output
Anything else?
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Affected Versions
10.3.2 (latest release)
What browsers are you seeing the problem on?
Chrome
Code of Conduct
Is there an existing issue for this?
What happened?
In _forms.scss, .dnnFormLabel and .dnnLabel share the same CSS rules, including width: 32.075%.
The problem is that sometimes a .dnnFormLabel is inside a .dnnLabel. Because both have the same width, the inner label ends up with 32% of 32% of the available space, which becomes very small.
This can be seen on the login page with languages other than English, for example French on my screen. Some translated labels are longer or contain spaces before punctuation, so the text wraps to a new line because there is not enough space.
Steps to reproduce?
Current Behavior
No response
Expected Behavior
No response
Relevant log output
Anything else?
No response
Affected Versions
10.3.2 (latest release)
What browsers are you seeing the problem on?
Chrome
Code of Conduct