Lewiscowles1986
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6 years ago There was a commit for SVG sizing. I'd be interested in seeing if this is still active in recent (is the screenshot above from a 1.8.1?)
Closed dmhendricks closed 4 years ago
Lewiscowles1986
commented
6 years ago There was a commit for SVG sizing. I'd be interested in seeing if this is still active in recent (is the screenshot above from a 1.8.1?)
dmhendricks
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6 years ago No, I was using 1.8.0, and I actually just faked the screenshot by modding the CSS to show you what it used to look like before WPBakery updated. I will try to see if I can find an actually issue with the latest and without manipulating CSS.
Lewiscowles1986
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4 years ago This is now fixed. Sorry it took a while 👍
Some plugins/themes are irresponsible in WP Admin and do not give proper SVG dimensions (else they are overridden by
!important). Example where the menu SVG icon is huge:This particular example has been fixed in the latest WPB Page Builder, however, I had noticed it in other themes/plugins that use SVG. It's been awhile, but I remember it being a huge deal with the Jupiter theme... Several of the theme's SVGs were massive.
width: 100% !important; height: auto !important;CSS in the admin, perhaps at least to #wpbody? This wouldn't fix the Jupiter issue, but it would fix all menu icon issues. I'm not sure how to limit it further because you want SVGs to display for any custom field (such as ACF, Carbon Fields, etc) that might be used...!important? Else, perhaps injecting as external CSS with a high priority in the page head so that other!importantCSS can override it?I can install Jupiter in a local VM and try it to see if I can reproduce a situation that can be looked at, but I will have to wait until I have time. It may have been fixed in the latest release - I just mentioned that one because I remembering it being a "huge" deal. If it is broken, I can send you appropriate testing materials, if desired.