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Example clipping right-hand letter #2
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I'm seeing the same thing in Chrome on OSX |
Oof! It doesn't crop that badly for me on OSX. I know there are some subpixel rounding issues, but I'll try to look into why it does this. Might be a symptom of using letter-spacing on the text element. |
Perhaps I should re-state, it's not that bad on my browser. Some clipping, not nearly as bad as this issue. |
@Gumnos would you mind testing this codepen out on Linux? http://codepen.io/jxnblk/pen/BArkI It removes the letter-spacing property, which I suspect might be the issue. |
Thanks for checking this out. I was hoping that would work, but I'll keep looking into it. |
I get the clipping in Firefox on Linux too. |
Same here. |
Seems to me that this clipping occurs if the browser is zoomed in while the page loads. At 100% zoom I see no clipping, but if I zoom in at all and reload the page it clips the words on both sides. |
For the record, the artifacts I saw occurred at 100% zoom (i.e., no |
It seems to be fixed for me, but I have changed graphics drivers, so that could be the issue. I was on fglrx, now on nvidia. |
I get the same issue with the right hand cutoff on a site I'm working on. What is weird is it happens intermittently with the viewport at same size, and if I reload the site via hitting enter in the location bar it loads properly. |
Viewing the demo in Chromium on Linux, it crops the far right letters. In theory, a screenshot should be attached:
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