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At the moment, the kanban view "bleeds" off-screen if the width of the page layout is too small to display it in its entirety.
Suggested solution
Two possible solutions:
Make the width of the kanban columns responsive; this might not work well on small screens where the columns might become too narrow to see anything (though, this other feature request Responsive layout width #552 I just made might alleviate some of this issue)
Re-tile the kanban view automatically when the width is too small to accommodate all the columns; the right-most columns could be moved below the left-most columns, and maybe the number of items displayed in each column could be halved simultaneously to provide a more compact view on small screens.
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I agree that the Kanban view doesn't look perfect right now.
However, responsive column widths won't help. Imagine a Kanban with 10-20 columns. I understand this is a rare use case, but we should keep it in mind.
One of our designers has some ideas and drafts on how to work with the Kanban view while keeping small screens in mind. We'll look at these ideas when we get back to working with the Kanban.
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Clear and concise description of the problem
At the moment, the kanban view "bleeds" off-screen if the width of the page layout is too small to display it in its entirety.
Suggested solution
Two possible solutions:
Alternative
No response
Additional context
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: