Carrot2

Tabs clipped on Google Chrome with Ubuntu

Details

  • Type: Bug Bug
  • Status: Resolved Resolved
  • Priority: Major Major
  • Resolution: Won't Fix
  • Affects Version/s: None
  • Fix Version/s: 3.4.0
  • Component/s: Web Application
  • Labels:
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Description

The current search web form version (as of 14/05/2010) does not render correctly in Google Chrome.

Test environment:
Ubuntu 10.10
Google Chrome 5.0.396.0 dev

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Dawid Weiss added a comment -

Weird, I have Ubuntu 10.10, Chrome 5.0.375.38 beta and everything looks fine. Looks like it's a font-related issue to me.

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Dawid Weiss added a comment - Weird, I have Ubuntu 10.10, Chrome 5.0.375.38 beta and everything looks fine. Looks like it's a font-related issue to me.
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Dawid Weiss added a comment -

Oh, can you check with the trunk, please?
http://search.carrot2.org/head/search

There's been a recent fix to the CSS that might have fixed this.

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Dawid Weiss added a comment - Oh, can you check with the trunk, please? http://search.carrot2.org/head/search There's been a recent fix to the CSS that might have fixed this.
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Maciej Bilas added a comment -

The result is the same.

CSS's font-family attribute of the element in question:
font-family: Tahoma, Arial, sans-serif;
If we were to follow the font issue trail then perhaps you either have the Tahoma font file (or don't have the MS Arial).
I find it quite unlikely to be the reason though, as firefox that has access to the same fonts renders the page as one might expect.

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Maciej Bilas added a comment - The result is the same. CSS's font-family attribute of the element in question: font-family: Tahoma, Arial, sans-serif; If we were to follow the font issue trail then perhaps you either have the Tahoma font file (or don't have the MS Arial). I find it quite unlikely to be the reason though, as firefox that has access to the same fonts renders the page as one might expect.
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Maciej Bilas added a comment -

Tested with the current upstream version of Chrome in Ubuntu (6.0.401.1) and it's back to normal. Apparently it's Chrome's fault then.

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Maciej Bilas added a comment - Tested with the current upstream version of Chrome in Ubuntu (6.0.401.1) and it's back to normal. Apparently it's Chrome's fault then.
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Dawid Weiss added a comment -

Sorry, I have Ubuntu 10.04 (LTS)...

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Dawid Weiss added a comment - Sorry, I have Ubuntu 10.04 (LTS)...
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Dawid Weiss added a comment -

Don't know, we definitely need to check.

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Dawid Weiss added a comment - Don't know, we definitely need to check.
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Maciej Bilas added a comment -

Good point, my bad. Ubuntu 10.04 LTS here as well. 10.10 got stuck in my head after reading an article about the recent UDS (Ubuntu Developer Summit) this morning.

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Maciej Bilas added a comment - Good point, my bad. Ubuntu 10.04 LTS here as well. 10.10 got stuck in my head after reading an article about the recent UDS (Ubuntu Developer Summit) this morning.
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Maciej Bilas added a comment -

As said before: 6.0.401.1 fixes it.

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Maciej Bilas added a comment - As said before: 6.0.401.1 fixes it.
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Dawid Weiss added a comment -

Seems like a CSS2 bug in Chrome.

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Dawid Weiss added a comment - Seems like a CSS2 bug in Chrome.

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