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Fix schedule card text clipping - #396

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Summary

  • allow long location chips to wrap instead of truncating with ellipses
  • show full schedule card descriptions instead of clamping them to three lines

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Pull request overview

This PR updates schedule/event UI styling to prevent text clipping by allowing long location chips to wrap and by showing full schedule card descriptions (instead of clamping).

Changes:

  • Remove multiline clamping/ellipsis styling from schedule card description text.
  • Allow location chips to wrap onto multiple lines rather than truncating.
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File Description
components/events-list/events-list.scss Removes description line-clamp and enables wrapping for long text.
components/chip/chip.scss Adjusts location chip styling to allow wrapping and avoid truncation.

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Comment thread components/chip/chip.scss
.chip__label {
overflow: visible;
overflow-wrap: anywhere;
text-overflow: clip;
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