phoenix_live_dashboard changelog

Hey there, fellow code adventurers! We've been busy making some nifty improvements to keep your experience smoother than a freshly buttered slide. Check out the latest updates below! 🚀

  • Improvement: CSS Fixes for Chart Legends
    We’ve tackled those pesky CSS gremlins that were causing chart legends to jump around like they were on a pogo stick when you hovered over them. Now, thanks to some flexbox magic and style tweaks, the legends stay put, ensuring your data-viewing experience is as stable as your morning coffee. ☕️ Enjoy the calm, consistent vibes when interacting with your charts!

  • Improvement: Update Assets
    We’ve freshened up the assets with a quick update to the app.css. A little line here, a little line there, and voilà! Your app is looking snazzier than ever. It’s a small tweak, but every detail counts in making your app shine brighter than a disco ball. ✨

Keep exploring and enjoy the smoother ride! 🛤️

Included Commits

2025-07-03T19:03:07 See commit

This commit addresses CSS issues related to the height changes of chart legends when hovering over data points. It modifies the _charts.scss file to ensure that long legend titles do not wrap, which could potentially alter the height of the legends. The changes include overriding specific styles for the .u-series class to prevent text wrapping and adjusting the .u-inline class to use a flexbox layout, which helps maintain consistent sizing of the chart cards and prevents them from "hopping" during hover interactions.

Overall, these CSS adjustments aim to enhance the visual stability and user experience of the chart legends, ensuring that they remain visually consistent and user-friendly when interacting with the data. The commit includes a total of 14 changes, all of which are additions, with no deletions made in the file.

Files changed

  • assets/css/app/components/_charts.scss
2025-07-03T19:04:45 See commit

The recent commit focuses on updating assets, specifically modifying the app.css file located in the dist/css directory. The changes include a total of two modifications, with one line added and one line deleted, indicating an adjustment in the CSS code. This update likely aims to enhance the styling or functionality of the application, although the specific details of the changes are not provided in the summary. Overall, the commit reflects a minor yet important update to the project's styling assets.

Files changed

  • dist/css/app.css