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I've certainly seen this before and fixed it back and forth. However it does not happen to me currently. I find the 49% fix distasteful as well. it leaves weird white space. So I think we need to dig deeper into why this is happening for you, because it doesn't for me and I'd like to know why. |
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I run kde, on a 1080p monitor, full width. monitor class is 952px on initial load and after switching to 3 wide and back.. monitors class is 1920px please note that the monitors ul is display: flex. Are you using a different set of css like dark mode? |
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In the desktop Chrome if there are are more than two monitors defined and the Montage view layout is set to "2 Wide", the width of the vertical scroll bar is not accounted for in the "width: 50%". This causes the monitors to end up displaying only one wide.
The problem "corrects" itself if the Layout dropdown is changed to something else and then changed back to "2 Wide" because the scrollbar is already visible and is accounted for in the 50% calculation.
This problem doesn't occur in Firefox since the Firefox scrollbar width is much narrower.
The easy fix for this is to change the
width
value from 50% to 49% in the Positions column of the MontageLayouts table in the database.UPDATE MontageLayouts SET Positions='{ "default":{"float":"left", "width":"49%","left":"0px","right":"0px","top":"0px","bottom":"0px"} }' WHERE Id=2;
"3 Wide", "4 Wide", & "5 Wide" layouts should probably have similar changes.
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