I would think that it is related to HTML (div wrappers or table width), the table column width seems to be infinite in WelcomeApp(v1.99.4 - which is the new layout): <td><pre>SELECT ...</pre></td><td>0.43ms</td> The column expands to fit "SELECT ..." (the actual database code used to query, in my case, sqlite) So I have very long columns, which I need to scroll (side-ways) to see the entire query, followed by a small column, the time it took to run the query.
Although the html used is exactly the same as the version in WelcomeApp(v1.99.2 - which is the previous layout), the "SELECT ..." column wraps itself nicely to fit the view (same width as the content), and without any side-ways scrolling, I can see the entire query and duration (in ms). Does this make sense? ========== Side note: Although not a big deal, the <pre></pre> in 1.99.2 is in courier font, but the <pre></pre> in 1.99.4 (only referring to the html/css, not gluon framework) is in the same font as the content. I have always thought that <pre> should have a monospaced font for code readability - but maybe you have a reason for this? This could be a change in the CSS. Thanks for considering my suggestion. On Dec 30, 5:41 am, Massimo Di Pierro <[email protected]> wrote: > Can you identify the cause of the problem? is it css related? > > On Dec 29, 12:47 am, lyn2py <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > > > > > Hi Massimo, > > > 1.99.4 stable > > > The "db stats" in response.toolbar is one long single line, which is > > less readable than 1.99.2 (a lot of scrolling). > > Perhaps the readability can be improved for future versions (use the > > format in 1.99.2?). > > > Thanks!
