Hi, I'm using this feature on English Wiktionary. It works great, except the dialog is way too wide. I mean the dialog that says "What should initially be in the editor and serve as a basis for combining the conflict versions?", and is over the right text box. It extends way to the right of the page content, so I have to scroll to the right in order to find and press the "OK" button. Could you make the dialog be the same width as the right text box?
Topic on Help talk:Paragraph-based Edit Conflict Interface
Hi @Erutuon,
I assume you use the feature on a relatively narrow screen. I tried it myself and could reproduce the issue. Here is the task on Phabricator I created: https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T166232
Thanks for your feedback we appreciate it :-), best
Christoph
Well, I have a medium-sized laptop, perhaps 15 inches diagonally. Another factor is that I typically have my zoom size set to 150% while viewing English Wiktionary. Anyway, I reopened this because the problem still exists: see File:Two column edit conflict bug.png.
Hey @Erutuon,
the issue should be fixed by now. I tested it with zoom and narrow screens. You should now always be able to reach the OK, button. It would be great if you could confirm though.
Thanks and best,
Christoph
Sorry for the slow response. I had to wait for an edit conflict before I could respond. I just had an edit conflict and the dialog box looks fine now. Thank you so much!