USWDS - Memorable date: Wrap elements at narrow widths #5372
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mahoneycm
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mejiaj
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Thanks for the suggestion, @mahoneycm. I've opened issue #5380 to improve the presentation at narrow screen widths. |
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Summary
Updated memorable date styles to allow elements to wrap to multiple lines at narrow browser widths.
Breaking change
This is not a breaking change.
Related issue
Closes #5135
Related pull requests
Changelog PR
Preview link
Preview link: Memorable date component
Problem statement
The memorable date fields get visibly cut off at screen widths less than ~430px or when using screen magnification.
Solution
Allowing the memorable date fields to wrap to multiple lines will let users access all elements of the component at narrow screen widths and when using screen magnification.
Testing and review