Description of problem: The horizontal size of the calendar applet depends on the width of the labels displayed in it. If a label is too long, the calendar applet goes out of screen. See attached screenshots: - good.jpg: shows the calendar applet displayed entorely in the screen, no problem. - bad.jpg: shows the calendar applet with the "anniversary" label. This label, translated in french is rather long. Instead of starting more on the left to remain entirely on screen, the applet starts at the same position, and thus goes out of the screen. - bad-1.jpg is another example with the "anniversary" label but the widget is expanded this time. The whole looks even worse. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): gnome-panel-2.22.2-2.fc9.x86_64 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: * Try adding a long label in the calendar applet. For example (should happen for other languages / labels): 1. Set the language to French 2. Go to a day which is the anniversary of one of your contacts Actual results: The calendar is out of screen. Expected results: The calendar should start more on the left, so it ca still be entirely on screen, even if it is longer than usual. Additional info: I set the "component" field to gnome-panel as it seems like it is the package providing the clock applet. Hope I wasn't wrong here.
Created attachment 314448 [details] Screenshot showing the bad behaviour
Created attachment 314449 [details] Another screenshot showing the bad behaviour
Created attachment 314450 [details] Screenshot showing the correct behaviour
Behaviour shown in attachment 314448 [details] is fixed in F10. Behaviour shown in attachment 314450 [details] is still present and needs fixing. Moving the « Version » to Fedora 10.
Woops... The incorrect behaviour still present in F10 is the one shown in attachment 314449 [details]. Sorry about the spam. My F10 is fully up to date as of now.
Still present in gnome-panel-2.26.2-1.fc11.x86_64 Moving to F11.
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Bug is still present with evolution-2.28.3-1.fc12.x86_64
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