fix(subject-badge): add text-wrap and text-left to prevent overflow#171
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Pull request overview
This PR targets the item page’s subject metadata rendering to prevent long subject keywords from overflowing their badge and to improve readability by left-aligning wrapped text.
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- Adds additional CSS utility classes to the subject badge anchor element to encourage wrapping and left alignment.
| </span> | ||
| <span *ngIf="type === 'subject'" class="pr-1"> | ||
| <a class="badge badge-info text-white cursor-pointer mr-1" | ||
| <a class="badge text-wrap text-left badge-info text-white cursor-pointer mr-1" |
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Problem description
Long subject keywords on the item page were overflowing the badge area and wrapping text was centered, making it hard to read.
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