Resize header text limit without truncate.

[Phinix]

Greetings,

As the title suggests, I am attempting to increase the readable width of the category header text at the cooking station before it wraps to the next line. I am making my adjustments through a hook into ZO_IconHeader_UpdateSize which gets called during the creation of the tree layout:

	local ESOMRL_ZO_IconHeader_UpdateSize = ZO_IconHeader_UpdateSize
	ZO_IconHeader_UpdateSize = function(control)
		ESOMRL_ZO_IconHeader_UpdateSize(control)
		if GetCraftingInteractionType() == 5 then
			local _, textHeight = control.text:GetTextDimensions() 
			control.text:SetDimensions(580, textHeight)
		end
	end

This unfortunately results in the built-in text truncation function kicking in and generating a tooltip instead of displaying the whole line:



I have tried many other options. For example:

control.text:SetDimensionConstraints(0, 0, 580, 0)

Using that instead of the SetDimensions function above shows the whole line, but with an ugly blank line underneath it:



Using both options together looks the same as the first image (text truncated with tooltip).

Obviously I need to get deeper in the tree and set width on the parent object somehow, but I am unable to figure out how to do that. I have tried manually adjusting the width of ZO_ProvisionerTopLevelNavigationContainer, ZO_ProvisionerTopLevelNavigationContainerScrollChild, ZO_ProvisionerTopLevelNavigationContainerScrollChildZO_IconHeader but this all does nothing.

I think the parent container is inheriting some internal hard-set template value somewhere that may be out of reach to modify, or otherwise it is not immediately apparent to me.

Can anyone help, it is driving me insane!

[Phinix]

I gave up to quickly...

Apparently switching the order of the resize functions did it:

	local ESOMRL_ZO_IconHeader_UpdateSize = ZO_IconHeader_UpdateSize
	ZO_IconHeader_UpdateSize = function(control)
		ESOMRL_ZO_IconHeader_UpdateSize(control)
		if GetCraftingInteractionType() == 5 then
			local _, textHeight = control.text:GetTextDimensions() 
			control.text:SetDimensionConstraints(0, 0, 580, 0)
			control.text:SetDimensions(580, textHeight)
		end
	end

DERP.