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Paul Roberts
7,928 PointsGuil's Dropdown Menu
Looking at Guil's example... It looks great and is responsive, however on the minimum screen setting a horizontal scrollbar is introduced because "Learning Adventures" is too long a phrase. Is there a solution - because it's only JUST too long? Or can you only have your dropdown menu a certain width?
Colin Marshall
32,861 PointsHow many px wide is the screen when you the scrollbar is introduced?
Paul Roberts
7,928 PointsIt's introduced at 341px screen width. Thanks for the replies... I'll try some of the helpful suggestions!
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candacemielke
6,466 PointsTry using a smaller font-size in the text for the drop down menu.
Or, you could create a "max-width: 100%;" attribute in that selection.
Schweine FEin
2,671 PointsSchweine FEin
2,671 PointsI'm not sure what you want to achieve. I'm right you just want not that a horizontal scrollbar is displayed? Well you could just set the overflow-x to hidden but that won't be so nice since text is not displayed then. Additional you could use the word-break property to break the word on the end of the line or perhaps it was word-wrap, I'm not sure. But you could test it out