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Meeting buttons are no longer cut off, and keyboard selection is not lost
Buttons that do not fit on one line move whole to the next, and after moving to another day from the keyboard the selection stays in the grid.
A meeting card in the calendar has four buttons: reschedule, cancel, mark as held and download to calendar. In the day view with several members of staff the columns are narrow, and in Hebrew the download button did not move to a new line: it squeezed, ran past the edge of the card, and its first word was cut off.
Now a button that does not fit on the line moves whole to the next one, and the text inside is not cut. That holds in every language, at phone, laptop and large screen widths, and in the list of meetings on the lead card as well. Every button stays large enough to tap with a finger, and the keyboard goes through them in the order they appear on screen, right to left in Hebrew.
Keyboard selection is not lost when the day changes. Anyone working the calendar from the keyboard who turns to another day or week with PageUp or PageDown stays in the grid. If an hour was selected, the selection stays on that hour. If it was on a button of a meeting that is not in the new day, it moves to the nearest free hour. Before, the selection disappeared from the page in that case, and you had to enter the grid again.
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