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Have you tried this: .unified-extensions-item-name,
.unified-extensions-item-message {
width: unset !important;
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Citing myself:
Inside of the nav-bar it is actually also possible with CSS alone: #unified-extensions-button {
-moz-box-ordinal-group: 0 !important;
} moves it to the very left (in settings with ltr languages, I do not know for the others). If you want to have it in another position you must assign And very probably also absolute positioning is possible, similar like for the appmenu panel button (“hamburger menu“), cf. |
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Hi here, .unified-extensions-item-contents .unified-extensions-item-message {
font-size: 10px !important;
width: 26em !important;
}
.unified-extensions-item-contents .unified-extensions-item-message, .unified-extensions-item-contents .unified-extensions-item-name {
white-space: nowrap;
mask-image: linear-gradient(to left, transparent, black .5em);
}
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Is this issue still "present"? |
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Aside from the symbol I noticed something some minutes ago in General questions and feedback there is another thing I want to change, but was not successful until now.
The popup menu is too narrow for German language users:
It should get a width in a way that the second, smaller text is on one line only. As said I was not successful until now, but noticed that there is a new style
When I add there some
width
the whole menu will be affected, but not the items themselves. Also, in my special case with a custom scrollbar (by your userscript) I would presumingly have to add some calculation into the styling for preserving scrollbar space.Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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