well it is obviously not the screen resolution. bot for example if your browser windows is only resized to half the screen or something you get there.
I am just wondering why the answers automatically fit beneath each other and arrange themselves accordingly but the question does not. It seems that it should just extend the height of the whole element to fit everything properly which does not seem like a hard thing to do.
But i guess from my side that is nothing i can do and i just have to accept it the way it is, correct?
Hi there, Jeremy! To follow up in this discussion, we found that if you enlarge the font size to 22, for example, we see the overlap of answer and question text in scenario blocks. We've got this behavior documented for review.
Can you let me know what your preferred behavior would be? For example: the text shrinks, or the scenario block becomes taller to accommodate larger text bubbles, etc.
well it seems the obvious solution is that once the question reaches the answers it simply pushes the answers down as needed, thus making the block taller.
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Hi Jeremy,
I don't know by much you cropped that screenshot, but by current standards 965 x 687 pixels is a very small screen resolution.
well it is obviously not the screen resolution. bot for example if your browser windows is only resized to half the screen or something you get there.
I am just wondering why the answers automatically fit beneath each other and arrange themselves accordingly but the question does not. It seems that it should just extend the height of the whole element to fit everything properly which does not seem like a hard thing to do.
But i guess from my side that is nothing i can do and i just have to accept it the way it is, correct?
Hi there, Jeremy. I'm not able to immediately reproduce this behavior:
Could we explore this behavior a little more with you? You can share more specifics, including your output, with us by clicking here.
Hi there, Jeremy! To follow up in this discussion, we found that if you enlarge the font size to 22, for example, we see the overlap of answer and question text in scenario blocks. We've got this behavior documented for review.
Can you let me know what your preferred behavior would be? For example: the text shrinks, or the scenario block becomes taller to accommodate larger text bubbles, etc.
Hello,
well it seems the obvious solution is that once the question reaches the answers it simply pushes the answers down as needed, thus making the block taller.
Regards,
Jeremy
Thanks for the follow up!