qsm-odoo
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Before this commit, since [1], the "small" class behavior of Bootstrap
was changed to use a fixed value instead of being dependent on the
context (using `em` units).
This was a bad choice, given the fact that the "small" class could
be used in the past with its previous behavior in custo but also in
default Odoo layouts, where it could be use in more legit cases that the
one Odoo currently offers: instead of applying the class to a whole
paragraph, applying it to part of a title.
In that case, since [1], we can have a big title ... with a very small
text next to it, which may be strange. Of course, the proper way to
achieve a big title with a smaller text next to it would be to not use
"small" but another hx font-size, but the legit bootstrap behavior which
is to use their "small" class is thus broken.
This commit keeps the current possibilities (big title with very small
text next to it) but does it by using new custom Odoo classes instead of
changing the Bootstrap "small" one. That way, legit custo in previous
versions (or trying to use default Bootstrap in this version) will be
supported.
Note that this commit will impact existing 17.0 users though: if they
actually configured a big title with small inner text... those will
become big title with slightly smaller inner text (the default Bootstrap
behavior). Worse: a big title whose size was reduced using the font-size
selector and choosing "small" will now become a big title. We think this
is worth the risk (see PR description for more visual details).
However, notice that "legit" use case of the "small" font-size in 17.0
will be kept untouched: e.g. adding a small text on its own or next to
a paragraph: the "smaller" Bootstrap behavior is now computed based on
the ratio of the configured base and small font-sizes.
Note that some additional "bugs" were found investigating this:
- Form descriptions use the "small" class for no reason and should
probably not be possible to customize ("font style"-wise) anyway.
- The use of the "small" *tag* should probably be reviewed in all Odoo
layouts and/or its interaction with the editor be fixed.
[1]: https://github.com/odoo/odoo/commit/194f73a9bbad8c3c3fb5c378e7bdfa704aaacdc0
closes odoo/odoo#149590
Signed-off-by: Romain Derie (rde) <rde@odoo.com>
Odoo
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