Using windows 10 with display scaling > 100%, Chrome browser:
If a node uses labelType html and the html sets height/width or min-height/min-width, then the node is drawn larger than the html contents. It is scaled up by the display scaling.
Instead, the node should be drawn to fit the html.
For example, with scaling 150% and width:100px, then the node width is 153.
This only happens on Chrome, not Firefox or Edge, e.g. Firefox shows a node width of 101.
Using windows 10 with display scaling > 100%, Chrome browser:
If a node uses labelType html and the html sets height/width or min-height/min-width, then the node is drawn larger than the html contents. It is scaled up by the display scaling.
Instead, the node should be drawn to fit the html.
For example, with scaling 150% and width:100px, then the node width is 153.
This only happens on Chrome, not Firefox or Edge, e.g. Firefox shows a node width of 101.
A complete example is attached.
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