Helper icons, buttons and short labels should be kept on the same line as the setting widget being edited (don't do wrapping), to avoid looking broken and having uneven row heights

• Usability

The current (as of 25.x) way the form UIs (whether for settings or trackers fields or whatever) lets the tiki help icons "after the setting widget" wrap onto the next line when the widget is full-width, is problematic for a number of reasons, including:

• It creates visual confusion as the beginning of each line is different, and since all those elements are very colorful (ex: in the default theme both the checkboxes and the info icons are blue, which makes it harder to tell them apart quickly when scanning the page);
• It causes row heights to vary needlessly, which is unpleasant;
• It eats more precious vertical space than it should, which causes needless scrolling, with pages up to twice as long;
• It looks and "feels" broken (or "dangling"), visually, which impacts the first impression people¹ get of the software.

The only exception I can envision is long explanation labels, those make sense to have on a separate line.

Please see the attached screenshots (and mockups), this will make the problem self-explanatory; compare image no1 vs no2, and particularly no3 vs no4 which illustrate very well the change in the "global feeling" and compactness of the layout when you do this for many fields.

Tiki Setting End Of Line Icons 1 Current

Tiki Setting End Of Line Icons 2 Proposed

Tiki Setting End Of Line Icons 3 Current

Tiki Setting End Of Line Icons 4 Proposed After Compaction

Image no5 shows how this problem also affects Tiki Tracker list tables and such where there are editable cells with clickable icons/buttons in those cells. Those shouldn't wrap either, they should stay on the last line of the contents (or maybe vertically centered in the cell, or top-aligned?) :

Tiki Setting End Of Line Icons 5 Annotated

¹: Humans don't like things that are "dangling" in general... this is exactly why Batman asked Robin to hand him the shark-repellent bat-spray to get rid of a dangling shark.

This bug has been demonstrated on show2.tiki.org

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This bug has been demonstrated on show.tikiwiki.org

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