Consider reducing paragraph margin to 3px #17
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The bottom paragraph currently has a margin of
.4em 0 0, which cuts off the bottom pixel on my device.How it looks for me:
Notice the underlines are cut off. Compare to this screenshot from Ari's device where the underlines are appropriately visible.
A margin of 2px looks better than 0.4em on my device:
(Omitting the empty row of pixels under the underline would be fine, though.)
If I change the margin to 0, I get a row of empty pixels at the top of the ad for some reason, which is undesirable:
I'm using Firefox 150.0.2 on Ubuntu 24.04. Browser tools tell me that the margin-top is computed to 3.6 pixels, so maybe yours rounds down to 3px while mine rounds up to 4px?
Thank you so much for your thorough report!
That's something I haven't noticed during my local testing (phone, PC, VM) OUTSIDE of one instance when loading the embed via old internet explorer, which I assumed was just an IE-ism. No-one's ever reported this until now so I thought I was in the clear.
The issue, in fact, seemed to not particularly be just the margin on its own, but rather the
font-sizein combination with relativeemunits, which I assumed to be consistent formonospacefonts. Guess not.I have pushed a fix for this by changing to static
pxunits instead ofem- using relative units is kind of a filthy habit of mine.After the fix, even old IE seems to be working now:
P.S. For back-end related issues the correct repository would be https://git.ari.lt/ari.lt/ad.ari.lt ;)