Remove height override causing layout break - #4654
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Testing note:Retested after fix: All layer names in the dropdown display correctly with consistent row spacing throughout the list — no squeezed or inconsistent spacing on rows following a long-named layer |
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Description
The "Choose Active Layer" drawer broke visually for layers with long, multi-line names - rows overlapped instead of expanding.
Fixes: #4653
What changed
Removed a hardcoded
height: __style.menuDrawerHeighton the drawer's list delegate inMMMapController.qml, lettingMMListDelegate's own content-based height (which already supports wrapped multi-line text) take over.Behaviour
Rows in the active-layer dropdown now grow to fit multi-line layer names instead of overlapping.