Overlapping menu items on trays

[gameboy1234]

The text menu of the powers trays overlaps with the button used to select 1, 2, or 3 trays.  My UI Scale is set to about 85% and my text (chat) font size is set to 13 point.  This makes it very difficult to select either the button or the "+", you never know what you are going to get.

 

EDIT: I suspect this is caused by hard coding the location of the button.  At least for me you could buy yourself some additional space just by moving the button closer to the right edge of the trays.  This would give a little bit more leeway for folks choosing to change their UI Scale.

 

 

Edited November 18 by gameboy1234

[Jacke]

I think my UI is set to 100% and the font size is 12 point.  I have the same issue: The "Recipes", "+", and Arrow to change between 1, 2, and 3 trays visible are very close together and it's hard to trigger 1 without hitting the others.

 

This has been an issue since well before this Open Beta.

 

 

Edited November 19 by Jacke

[Faultline]

The problem has probably existed since that link was renamed from "Manage" to "Enhancements". I'll shorten it to "Enhance" to make room.

[Night]

16 hours ago, Faultline said:

The problem has probably existed since that link was renamed from "Manage" to "Enhancements". I'll shorten it to "Enhance" to make room.

 

Any chance the "Enhancements" to "Enhance" UI change could be a toggle somewhere in the options or as a slash command so we can pick between the whole word or shortened? Mainly because it's much easier to double-click a big word to get right into the management screen.

[Faultline]

Not really, the alternative is to move some links somewhere else. That tray has too many links to other windows. I initially was trying to force the font size to stay the same regardless of settings, since the issue isn't universal, but that broke everything.

[Troo]

Comical when we realize "oh, that was done for a reason".

[ForeverLaxx]

1 hour ago, Troo said:

Comical when we realize "oh, that was done for a reason".

Reminds me of times people stopped doing things "the way it's always been done" or skipped "the old ritual." Sometimes, it turns out the old ways were done that way for a reason and the reason was just forgotten/lost to time.