[WebProfilerBundle] Fix the rendering of query explanation with Postgresql #49477
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Postgresql (and some other platforms) provide a textual query explanation rather than a tabular one. The previous styles were working only for a tabular display. For text allowing to break words, `min-content` is the width of a single letter.
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Postgresql (and some other platforms) provide a textual query explanation rather than a tabular one.
The previous styles were working only for a tabular display. For text allowing to break words,
min-contentis the width of a single letter.With the old code (introduced in #46750), a query explanation looks like that when using Postgresql (well, with a lot more lines that what is included in the screenshot):
After the change, it looks like that (including only the first few lines), which is a lot easier to read:
