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The select filter is not vertically aligned

Hello, it's me again.

There is no horizontal scroll bar for the select data screen

Under 'database schema', the 'references' line/arrow does not show under tables with foreign key.

The language selection in the bottom left corner is always bright white.

Horizontal scroll bars are missing on missing on smaller windows. (I use this on a section of a vertical monitor).

Not an issue, but I just wanted to say thank you for the AMAZING dark theme for Adminer.

I've been (on and off) trying to find a good (and updated) dark theme for Adminer for a while.

In my 14" laptop, the database selector on the menu dis displayed as two lines, the buttons below have their text exceeding the size of the button, and the table list below is really far down and small.

This makes this design difficult to use. The rest looks nice.

adminer:
   depends_on:
     - db
   image: adminer:latest
   environment:
     ADMINER_DEFAULT_SERVER: db
     ADMINER_DESIGN: hydra
   restart: always
   ports:
     - "8086:8080"

I cannot pull the design on Docker, please help.

How would I go about installing this theme on an unraid adminer docker container? I have no idea where the adminer php file is.

There seems to be a white background on Adminer 4.7.6.

Here is a link to a couple screenshots of the issue: https://imgur.com/a/jP1e69Y

This should have the file import field next to it such as:

    Note: the theme used in the second picture is pepa-linha-dark

This error was found on Adminer 4.7.7 running on Ubuntu Server 20.04

Hello,

It would be nice if the table headers would be stick on the top of the page when scrolling down.

I already tried https://github.com/stano/adminer-floatThead but it doesnt work with hydra.

Hi there. Just installed this theme and my MariaDB's CHAR(5) column appears like a black rectangle in Firefox v77.0.1

How do I get the icons?

For example, instead of showing a drag indicator icon, it just shows 'drag_indicator'.