Ok, I know this has to be an absurdly simple oversight on my part, but
I'm not finding an answer anywhere. Probably because it's absurdly easy
and I'm missing it.
In my table, a user may click an "edit" button, which turns the table
cell's data into editable text boxes. The description column has more
text than can be seen on one line without scrolling (with no scroll bar
- very annoying), so I changed the CSS to display the text box as a
taller height. The text doesn't seem to care, however, and though the
text box did indeed grow taller, the text is staying on the first line.
To see it all, the user has to keyboard arrow over or
click/drag/highlight the text with their mouse to see the rest of the
words.
Bad ascii example since I can't post a link:
--------------------------------
|Conversion tool to migrate you|(r current phone number blah, blah,
blah)
| |
| |
| |
| |
--------------------------------
My CSS looks like this:
.gv-desc input {
height: 100px;
width: 100%;
}
Ideas? :-/
Laugh quietly, please!
~ cj
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