Hello,
I already talked a bit about that on a previous PR, but I think the way the help elements are displayed need to be enhanced.
Currently (at least on Safari), they can look very bogus (not to say messy) :



→ They are wrapped in an unexpected place.
I would suggest to just show them (in a whole) on the next "line" each time we are using them. I'm not sure it would be the best solution, but for the advantages I see :
Or perhaps the text can just be hidden, and shown as a real tooltip, when the cursor wait a bit (or click) on the "help" icon ?
This does not bother me, but changes welcome. Maybe it could be done at the same time as making this view more mobile-friendly https://github.com/FreshRSS/FreshRSS/pull/2800
Underneath would be slightly neater.
@Frenzie Okay, I will try a PR this weekend, even if I promised myself I will never-ever touch CSS again :s
Would it make sense to make this a global rule (like "help elements should always be placed underneath"), or should it be something done only in this panel (because restrained in size) ?
@Alkarex Why not, but then it would be far outside my little web skills ;)
@javerous Just wrapping the info icon and help text into something like <p class="help">...</p> might just do the job, even without touching CSS (much). Can you give it a try? :-)
@Alkarex Yes, I will try something like this !