(Custom)SelectControl: Truncate long options#43301
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Is there a reason why we're using raw CSS instead of the Truncate component? (I'm ok with both, just curious)
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I don't think there is a placement that works in this case with the <select>. The main reason though is for encapsulating the styles within the styled Select export so it can be reused in CustomSelectControl.
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Fixes #43098
What?
Truncate long option strings in SelectControl/CustomSelectControl.
Why?
The components look broken without it.
How?
With standard string-truncating CSS.
Testing Instructions
Can be tested in either Storybook or WP.
Storybook
npm run storybook:devwidthto a wrapper div so the options overflow.WP
npm run devoptionto make the text overflow.✅ Tested with
width: fit-contenton the container✅ Tested in Chrome/Firefox/Safari
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