Properly centered icons by wrapping text in spans and forcing exact button
dimensions to override base min-width: fit-content style.
Root Cause:
- Base .rpg-inventory-add-btn has min-width: fit-content
- Even with span hidden, button width wasn't constrained
- Icon appeared off-center with extra space to the right
Solution:
1. HTML Structure (inventoryWidget.js, questsWidget.js):
- Wrapped text in <span class="rpg-btn-label">
- Pattern: <i class="fa-solid fa-plus"></i><span class="rpg-btn-label"> Add Item</span>
- Applied to: Add Item, Add Location, Add Asset, Add Quest buttons
2. CSS (style.css):
- Hide labels: .rpg-inventory-compact .rpg-btn-label { display: none; }
- Force square dimensions: width: 32px !important (overrides fit-content)
- Center icon: display: inline-flex; justify-content: center; align-items: center
- Remove padding: padding: 0 (icon uses full 32px space)
Result: Perfect 32×32px square buttons with centered icons in compact mode,
matching the pattern used for sub-tab buttons throughout the codebase.
Fixes: Icon skewed left in Add Item/Quest buttons at narrow widths
Fixed auto-arrange placing quest widget into wrong tab.
Problem:
- Quest widget had category: 'scene' but needs dedicated tab
- Auto-arrange only created Status/Scene/Social/Inventory tabs
- Quest widget got grouped with scene widgets
- No 'quests' category existed in the system
Solution:
1. Changed quest widget category from 'scene' to 'quests'
2. Added 'quests' to category groups in distributeWidgetsByCategory()
3. Added Quests tab creation in auto-arrange logic
4. Updated category sort order to include 'quests' (order 5)
Changes:
- questsWidget.js: category: 'quests' (line 396)
- dashboardManager.js: Added 'quests' to groups object (line 870)
- dashboardManager.js: Added Quests tab creation (lines 942-954)
- dashboardManager.js: Updated categoryOrder to include 'quests': 5 (line 983)
Result:
- Auto-arrange now creates dedicated Quests tab ✅
- Quest widget correctly placed in Quests tab ✅
- Matches default layout structure ✅
- Clean separation of scene info vs quests ✅