This was causing elements to flow off the page, since the element was
assuming 100% but also had a 250px margin for the left column.
This had previously been "fixed" by setting overflow-x: auto, but that
resulted in tooltips from being clipped.
This is a better solution to the same problem.
It may be an Ember bug: in some circumstances, the
ember-transitioning-in class was persisting in table
sort links even after the transition completed. This
changes the transition animations to be targeted only
for breadcrumbs and directory links.
When sorting by size, directories are sorted by name, as size
isn’t displayed.
This includes a change to the positioning of sort arrows for all tables,
moving them closer to the text, because in some cases, the arrows
for right-aligned columns were ambiguously positioned.
* origin/master: (32 commits)
Added additional test cases and fixed go test case
update changelog
Add Mirage-toggling via environment variable (#5899)
changelog: Add entries for windows fixes
fifo: Safer access to Conn
run post-run/post-stop task runner hooks
Fail alloc if alloc runner prestart hooks fail
address review comments
changelog
Missed one revert of backwards compatibility for node drain
Improve test cases for detecting content type
Undo removal of node drain compat changes
Updated with suggestions.
fifo: Close connections and cleanup lock handling
logmon: Add windows compatibility test
client: defensive against getting stale alloc updates
Infer content type in alloc fs stat endpoint
appveyor: Run logmon tests
fifo: Require that fifos do not exist for create
vendor: Use dani fork of go-winio
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1. Label no longer bleeds into the downward arrow icon
2. The selection number no longer breaks onto its own line
3. Options have a min-width so short labels can't result in small click
targets
When data is coming in live, the tooltip can get bogged down by updates
causing the tooltip to never make it under the mouse, which looks like
either lag or a bug.
By default, blocks have a margin of 1.5em to create a consistent
vertical rhythm. However, sometimes elements need to be associated with
the element above them. In this cases, the gap between elements needs to
be tighter. There are many ways to do this, but this approach asks the
latter content to be marked as associative. The implication is that the
association is with the previous block.
Michael Lange