Closed Thorarin closed 1 year ago
It appears this template applies some styling using the CSS selector .usr-content .page p img, which unfortunately also matches some things that aren't regular images.
.usr-content .page p img
Things like the FIXME macro or smileys/emoji use images, for example:
FIXME
<img src="https://mywiki/lib/images/smileys/fixme.svg" class="icon smiley" alt="FIXME"> <img src="https://mywiki/lib/images/smileys/cool.svg" class="icon smiley" alt="8-)">
Instead of appearing inline, these now appear huge, because they get stretched to full page width.
I locally added some custom CSS to override this behavior, which seems to do alright so far:
.usr-content .page p img.icon { height: 1.2em; display: inline-block; margin: 0; }
Probably some vertical alignment change is also warranted, but I haven't done that yet myself.
good catch - I'll try to fix that soon.
Fixed with release v1.3
It appears this template applies some styling using the CSS selector
.usr-content .page p img
, which unfortunately also matches some things that aren't regular images.Things like the
FIXME
macro or smileys/emoji use images, for example:Instead of appearing inline, these now appear huge, because they get stretched to full page width.
I locally added some custom CSS to override this behavior, which seems to do alright so far:
Probably some vertical alignment change is also warranted, but I haven't done that yet myself.