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I'm having a minor problem with diacritics getting cut off in the sentence view. Here we have the word 'Ääniala' but it renders as 'Aäniala':
https://i.imgur.com/AQyDthv.png
This only applies to sentences I own, so I think the buttons bar is at fault. This is on Mozilla/*nix.
Here's a second related bug I experience:
http://i.imgur.com/6MVVHcq.png
When submitting a new sentence, the 'diacritics' get cut off in the same way. The newly-submitted sentence #4630768 gets chopped but the pre-existing sentence #4629634 displays correctly.
If I reload the page, both display correctly.
I need to double-check these sentences for typos whenever this rendering bug shows up.
And here's a CSS solution that works for me -- fixes both problems and one more:
div.editableSentence, .addTranslationsTextInput { padding-top: 4px; }
(The text input was tight as well, so I added a padding there.)
I know languages such as Vietnamese use more complex diacritics that take more vertical space. If someone would produce a sentence for me to test with such a language, I'd be happy to test it.
Edit: It seems the input textboxes are all a bit tight vertically. The Å in Åke gets cut off in the topmost search bar, and in the 'Advanced search' form. This CSS rule fixes it:
input[type="text"] { padding-top: 5px !important; }
(It's an 'override' rule. Not something to check into the code.)
@wells, sorry for the late reply. I opened a ticket for this - https://github.com/Tatoeba/tatoeba2/issues/863
どうもすみません。
Kiitoksia paljon.
@wells, can you reproduce this problem yet?
Yes, both when submitting a new sentence (new translation), and in all text boxes that I can find.
(I don't think it's much use asking whether things have changed when the CSS styling responsible has not been touched at all.)
Hitting this problem depends on your system and fonts and font rendering settings. If someone can't reproduce it on Windows, it's probably not reproducible on Windows, at least without major configuration changes.
I wasn't able to reproduce this problem. ( http://prntscr.com/ahnkok ). Did someone else do it?