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Product page title cut off #86
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Note, input is now responsive - so it's going to depend on the screen size. |
The responsiveness is an improvement, but for longer strings the admin view is still not aligned with the shopper view. Shoppers get to see the full text no matter how long because it wraps to multiple lines. In the admin view it eventually gets cut off, even on larger screens. Is is possible to have the admin input become two lines when the string is too long to fit on one? |
it's really not meant to be that long. it's not a description field. input field would have to be a text area to wrap, I don't think that's the correct use for this field if it's longer wider than a large page. |
Ok, I get that. What about people editing products from a netbook or tablet? Even shorter strings (10-15 words) get cut off on those screen sizes. I know this isn't high priority, but it still seems like a place that we could eventually get more alignment between admin with user views. |
really that field is meant to be five words or so. |
it's a headline. like "Save Big". "Only 50 in stock". " Handmade by craft Artisans", etc |
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When logged in as Admin, the product page title field needs either some kind of clear truncation or to display the full text no matter how many characters.
It displays fine for the end user, but the admin doesn't see it the same way. I vote for displaying it the same for both rather than truncating.
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