08-24-2023, 01:10 AM
Ok, a bit confusing at first but yes with the Browser chrome showing, i.e., the top and bottom bars etc there is no guarantee that the viewport height will be sufficient to show the info below the cover art in lower left of Tag/Album view.
If the window can be maximized w/o the chrome showing as it apparently can be done via F11 on Linux Desktop, and similarly on my iMac Safari and Chrome do this automatically via a setting, then at least on a 1920 x 1080 display the viewport height will be sufficient to show the info.
As I've now learned many Laptop displays and older monitors are the odd 1366 x 768 resolution (google for why) and even a max window w/o chrome still truncates the info below the cover. The solution for this is a CSS media query that will automatically make the necessary adjustments.
I can sim the resolution and also I have an actual 27" monitor that I can use as a test. Look for a fix in upcoming 8.2.6 bugfix release that I should be able to get out the door still in Q3.
If the window can be maximized w/o the chrome showing as it apparently can be done via F11 on Linux Desktop, and similarly on my iMac Safari and Chrome do this automatically via a setting, then at least on a 1920 x 1080 display the viewport height will be sufficient to show the info.
As I've now learned many Laptop displays and older monitors are the odd 1366 x 768 resolution (google for why) and even a max window w/o chrome still truncates the info below the cover. The solution for this is a CSS media query that will automatically make the necessary adjustments.
I can sim the resolution and also I have an actual 27" monitor that I can use as a test. Look for a fix in upcoming 8.2.6 bugfix release that I should be able to get out the door still in Q3.
