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Minor text formatting issue on page 2923 #580

Closed LucidusAtra closed 1 month ago

LucidusAtra commented 7 months ago

Description With "Spacing between chat paragraphs" checked in the settings, there is a missing space between the word "called" and the word "The" in the 3rd to last message of the Pesterlog on page 2923.

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. Go to settings and enable "Spacing between chat paragraphs"
  2. Go to page 2923 and open the Pesterlog.
  3. Scroll to the bottom
  4. See the missing space in the 3rd message from the bottom.

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(By the way, if these minor formatting errors I'm finding aren't helpful to report, I can stop. But you've fixed the last few, so I'm just gonna assume you want to see them when I find them)

LucidusAtra commented 7 months ago

I've found another minor formatting issue on page 2253. This issue seems too minor to open a whole new issue about, so I'm just gonna add it as a comment on this issue.

The word Lord in the name Lord English is split between two lines. This is probably because of the use of the color-changing pool ball symbol in place of the letter o. "Spacing between chat paragraphs" doesn't have an effect on this one, because it occurs outside of a Pesterlog.

This only occurs at font size 3. All other font sizes seem to display the name normally.

Font Size 3 Minor formatting issue

Font Size 2 regular LE

If there are other pages in which Lord English is spelled with the pool ball symbol in place of the o, this issue might occur on those pages too, but I don't know which pages those would be off the top of my head (I know some pages, like 1155, spell the name normally)

GiovanH commented 2 months ago

This one is a stumper; the Lord English text is split up into separate span elements in the source, so CSS doesn't know the img isn't its own element. Looking into patching the text...