[Résolu] Access Control Display in Version 2.2

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[julieP]

Is there a particular reason why in Version 2.2 of Access, you've changed the display on the admin side so that user types are down the side and forms across the top?

The reason I ask is that any more than around 7 or 8 forms and everything gets bunched up and the wrap even breaks words making it really hard to read (see image of part of my display).

Personally I would have thought we are more likely to need fewer user types than we are forms. Having said that, it does seem to make more sense to have users down the left and forms across the top. Would it be possible to maintain a sensible width for each form and if the number of forms exceeds, say 6 or 7, to be able to scroll along to the next set of 6/7 or have them appear in a second section underneath the first set?

[Beda]

It will be fixed in future, for now you can apply this code:

add_action('admin_head', 'my_custom_fonts');
 
function my_custom_fonts() {
    echo "
        .wpcf-access-mode{
            overflow-x: scroll !important;
        }
 
        table.fixed {
            table-layout: auto !important;
        }
    ";
}

That will make the table scrollable.

[julieP]

Pleased to hear it will be addressed.

In meantime, thanks for code. I've put this in my functions file. When I go to Access Control and CRED forms, I see this info at top of screen (I have debug enabled in my wp-config file) and the display doesn't scroll.

[Beda]

Sorry, the Code stripped the vital <style> </style> tags.

I hope this time it won't strip it:

function my_custom_fonts() {
    echo "
<style>
        
.wpcf-access-mode{
    overflow-x: scroll !important;
}
 
table.fixed {
    table-layout: auto !important;
}

<style>
";
}

[julieP]

Excellent - that's much better, thank you.

Could I put in a request for the fix to include provision for a wider cell width please (to reduce the number of lines for each form)?

Many thanks