Responsive Annotation Toolbar #307
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Addresses issue reported in #281 and here: the toolbar is now more responsive, and adapts to smaller screens. The current approach should work well down to 640px width.
1. Truncated Title
There is now a maximum width enforced for the assignment- and document titles. Labels are clipped with ellipses if they exceed.
2. Dynamic Removal of Toolbar Items
On initial load and each time the window gets resized, if the toolbar overflows, a fixed set of toolbar items gets removed. Instead, a three-dot "more" button is shown. Also, the toolbar switches from a three-group (left, center, right) to a two-group (left, right) layout. (Note that there is only a single breakpoint. Given we don't have many menu items, I don't think it makes sense to collapse in multiple stages.)
In text mode, the following items are removed:
Full width:
Collapsed:
In image mode, the following items are removed:
Full width:
Collapsed:
When clicking the "more" menu button, removed items are available in an additional popover panel.