Thanks Cameron for the tip! All the CSS for the packaged version of Fava
gets compiled into a one big app.css, but I was able to find the relevant
class and adjust it.
I'm a developer myself... but let's say that CSS and I aren't very good
friends, so your pointer was very welcome :)
Anyway, I feel like this is sort of a bug then. Mi local currency has been
losing value by the minute for years now, but Argentinian politics aside,
there are other currencies were large figures are common (like the Chilean
peso, from the top of my head).
Maybe it also depends on the monitor DPI, the browser, and other
conditions, but I feel like this should be more dynamic, somehow. I have no
idea how though.
I'm still curious as to why this doesn't come up more frequently, but maybe
it's just that we users outside USA/Canada/EU are a tiny minority.
For now I'll keep setting the width to my linking whenever Fava gets
updated.
Thanks!
El Wednesday, March 6, 2024 a la(s) 3:03:18 PM UTC-3, c79m escribió:
It doesn't look like Fava is doing any sort of conditional line breaks. It
appears to just be a styling issue from the CSS applied to the journal
table.
In 'frontend/css/journal-table.css', line 120 sets the width of the journal
number cells to 9rem: '.journal p > .num { width: 9rem;}'. Changing it to
10rem got everything on to 1 line for me, using '100,000.00 USD' as an
example.
You can directly modify the journal-table.css file wherever it's been
installed by pip, but you would want to clone your own copy of the fava
source if you want the change to survive upgrades.
- Cameron
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