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WDJ 7.3 - Roadmap UI element Screen Resolution Issue

former_member187563
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Hello,

In one of the WDJ application, we have used Roadmap UI element.

Its has 8 Steps in the Roadmap.

With screen resolution of 1366x768 we can see all the steps together on screen. But when we reduce the screen resolution, few steps are not coming on screen and a link is provided from WDJ framework which navigates us to next missing steps.

We need suggestions for the following:

1. Can we dynamically adjust the size of Roadmap UI steps, so that all the steps are visible even the screen resolution is changed.

2. Can we adjust the spacing between the steps so that it can be fitted in one screen for all the screen resolutions.

3, Or the link provided from WDJ framework for navigating to next steps is the only option we have in case of screen resolution changes as different clients can have different screen resolution on their machine.

Please suggest any other options available or any body else has faced same issue and its resolution.

This help is highly appreciated.

Thanks,

Ujjwal Kumar

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Qualiture
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Hi,

I think your only option is to shorten the description of each roadmap step, or to remove the descriptions at all and use tooltips (but depending on your usecase, this latter option may not be desireable)

Former Member
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Hi Ujjwal,

In web Dynpro JAVA Width and height are specified by CSS (cascading-style-sheet) size values.

We should use relative width in % as this rule is based on the fact that the width of Web Dynpro UI elements could change because of localization changes (different screen resolution on client's machine). But if go for absolute width in px. With width in pixels, we are literally telling browsers to render the UI element exactly that number of pixels in width.

Can you please check if any options are available there for Road Map UI element properties to provide width of each steps in px.

Tanks & Regards,

Patralekha Sur

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