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Make snackbar more resilient to text overflow #11

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traviskaufman opened this issue Dec 5, 2016 · 0 comments · Fixed by #4166
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Make snackbar more resilient to text overflow #11

traviskaufman opened this issue Dec 5, 2016 · 0 comments · Fixed by #4166

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For a single-line snackbar, we could make it so that the text will not cause line breaks (and show an ellipses instead, perhaps). For multiline, we'd have to trust the user not to put in arbitrarily long strings of text.

Some browsers also support clamping to a certain number of lines, so we can progressively enhance for that as well

Copied from google/material-design-lite#4828

@traviskaufman traviskaufman added this to the Beta milestone Dec 5, 2016
@kfranqueiro kfranqueiro removed this from the Beta milestone Oct 4, 2018
acdvorak added a commit that referenced this issue Dec 13, 2018
### Issues fixed

* Fixes #4005 (via new `mdc-snackbar-viewport-margin()` mixin)
* Fixes #3981
* Fixes #2916 (via new `MDCSnackbar:closing` and `MDCSnackbar:closed` events)
* Fixes #2628
* Fixes #1466 (via new `close()` method)
* Fixes #1398
* Fixes #1258
* Fixes #11 (the label now expands indefinitely to fit the text)
* Refs #2813

### Screenshots

![Baseline without action button](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/409245/49956261-a080ca80-feb9-11e8-8287-b7e805344115.png)

![Baseline with action button](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/409245/49956109-4a138c00-feb9-11e8-9213-3241fa86a1b8.png)

![Stacked layout](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/409245/49956173-6a434b00-feb9-11e8-8a03-2e58ccc8f763.png)

BREAKING CHANGE: Snackbar's DOM and APIs have changed to match the latest design guidelines. See the Snackbar documentation for more information.
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