WebGUI of [Status>DHCP Leases] cut off

HorstZimmermann

@jimp said in WebGUI of [Status>DHCP Leases] cut off:

It's probably the theme you're using or a browser setting. It doesn't happen here with the default theme.

Seems familiar, though, there may already be another thread about this somewhere.

Correct,

it only happens with pfsense-dark theme

Gertjan

@horstzimmermann said in WebGUI of [Status>DHCP Leases] cut off:

it only happens with pfsense-dark theme

and now you will tel us you use the pfsense-dark-BETA theme which is not pfsense-dark ? ;)

Btw : for good manners : use another browser.
Or wipe the browser cache.

HorstZimmermann

@gertjan

I already tried that....

Gertjan

@horstzimmermann

Hummm.
What do you have under System > General Setup > Web configurator ?
If these settings are the same (as mine) and your files (style sheet etc) are the same, the same output should be generated.
The browser and settings have also a word to say of course.

Just trying to duplicate what you see.

HorstZimmermann

@gertjan

i tried chrome, firefox and edge, all the same

here are the settings

Gertjan

@horstzimmermann

I'm using your settings now, notably the "4" colum mode.

The issue is hidden somewhere under the box grey :

mine :

check the allignmenet with the menu word Diagnostics and the two n/a n/a below it.
Yours is shifted to the right.
So one of the earlier columns is wider as what should be ( ? ).
My IPs are 192.168.1.x where x goes from 2 to 200+.
MACs are all .. well .. MACs.

Do you have long huge ClientID, hostname or description field ?

edit :
Ok, got it.

solution : add dashes (description : and spaces) the the long text you've entered so the system (and for humans) can known here to soft line break extra long lines.

HorstZimmermann

@gertjan

here is an example of one of my clients,

if the description is to long it gets a new row, seems pretty normal to me...

Gertjan

@horstzimmermann

Possible you try with the "192.168.1.x" instead of the 192.168.178.x" (I know, silly)
The MAC, and the rest, looks fine.

What is this :

edit :
Go here : /usr/local/www/css/
You find a list with files, you'll understand what they mean.
Copy the one you use to a new new.
Back in the GUI, you will find this new new now added to the theme list.
Select it.

Edit the file - a style sheet actually - you've just copied. You are actually making you own theme. Will you make a Banana-pfSense ?
The file contains what is know as html stuff, worlds most used language.
Think about using a lot of Ctrl-F5 in your browser to force it to re read the style sheets.