Have a look on this scripting article https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/237452/jira-6-increase-display-width-of-field-project-during-issue-creation
May this helps you,
Patina
Thanks this helps in increasing the widht of project...how to increase width of issue type.
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HI ram,
i made some in the announcemnt banner now i couldnt see the dash board or the create issue but...attching the screen could you please let me know how i can revert the settings?
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Did you tried in test instance or in production. For modifications every time need to take the backup. If you have the backup then backout the changes.
Please check the <script> tags ended properly or not in the announcement banner.
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i tired this in testing enviroment. The page itself is not opening so i cant do much changes. i alslo followed the steps in this doc but that is also not working.
https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRAKB/JIRA+pages+go+hidden+and+unusable+via+Announcement+Banner
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no there is no attachment here, attach a screen shot to answer intead of comment it may work!!
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for some reason attachment is not getting attached however...the page looks same as the snap shot in this doc
https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRAKB/JIRA+pages+go+hidden+and+unusable+via+Announcement+Banner
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did you seen my comment on my answer?
you need to check error log by opening javascript console on chrome or firebug console on firefox
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@Neeta: Please check the all tags ended properly or not.
For Ex: <script> shoul end with </script>
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Hi
The script doesn't work for me, when i have tried adding the above mentioned script in Jira Server 7.9.2 version it doesn't work for some how.
Can someone help me out how to fix this?
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Add the following into the Announcement Banner:
<style>
#project-single-select, #project-field {
max-width: 500px !important; }
</style>
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This is resolved. i need to restart the appliation after making the changes.
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to increse the project field width check this Q
https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/237452/jira-6-increase-display-width-of-field-project-during-issue-creation
final script will be as follows
<script type="text/javascript"> jQuery(document).ready(function($) { JIRA.bind(JIRA.Events.NEW_CONTENT_ADDED, function (e,context) { callFunction(); }); callFunction(); function callFunction(){ //for project field $('#project-single-select').css('max-width','500px'); $('#project-single-select').css('width','500px'); $('#project-field').css('max-width','500px'); $('#project-field').css('width','500px'); //for issuetype field $('#issuetype-single-select').css('max-width','500px'); $('#issuetype-single-select').css('width','500px'); $('#issuetype-field').css('max-width','500px'); $('#issuetype-field').css('width','500px'); } }); </script>
load it as webresource module in a plugin (add it on announcement banner to test)
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@Neeta, i did't find any screenshot!!
can you check what is the error message showing in javascript console on chrome or firebug console on firefox
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The result here in our cloud version is this...but why?
image2016-10-21 15:36:36.png
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Because Cloud blocks customisations like that (Server is increasingly doing it too)
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You'll need to amend the code that generates the html for the width of the boxes. Possibly in more than one place for those fields.
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