The model pill shed its label at 440px and the row stacked at almost the same
width, so the chevron bought nothing — which is the one thing a progressive
collapse is meant to avoid.
Sized off what the controls actually cost rather than a guess. With the full
pill they take ~284px, so at 440 the inline input was ~156px against a 128px
minimum: a few words wrapped, and wrapping is what stacks the row. Compacting
at 560 sheds the label while the input still has ~276px, and spends the ~110px
the chevron frees on keeping the row single for another stretch.
Global, not HUD-only.
Brooklyn Nicholson
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