Ehren

Thanks @opentype
Despite an easy solution (changing the overflow), it's a bit of a tough bug to fix because buttons are currently designed to have truncated text if they're too wide for their parent.
I'll potentially change this in a future version since it's not really ideal to truncate a button/CTA, but I'll fix this issue in the next update with the following code since it's less likely to break existing button layouts:
.ipsButton:has(.ipsNotificationCount){ overflow: visible; }  

Thanks @opentype
Despite an easy solution (changing the overflow), it's a bit of a tough bug to fix because buttons are currently designed to have truncated text if they're too wide for their parent.
I'll potentially change this in a future version since it's not really ideal to truncate a button/CTA, but I'll fix this issue in the next update with the following code since it's less likely to break existing button layouts:
.ipsButton:has(.ipsNotificationCount){ overflow: visible; }  

https://invisioncommunity.com/4guides/themes-and-customizations/css-framework/miscellaneous-r99/

Not used much anymore, but I also saw it failing on my site in the downloads app. 

Just a reminder that the issue still occurs on version 4.7.4. Thanks mate.

It's been a bunch of fun working with you on all of our projects together. You've been a huge part of my time with Invision, always full of positivity, and I'm sure you'll impact just as many people at Amazon.
 
 
With that said, I'd happily swallow Matts key too. If you ship the key to Australia, it'll be physically impossible for Jordan to use it because it'll only exist in the future.

I believe it's time to improve the look of the profile area especially user and group names.

Everything looks nice in the profile area but these two. I know that you guys do can better and can make an amazing improvement in here. 🙂 @Ehren

It's been a bunch of fun working with you on all of our projects together. You've been a huge part of my time with Invision, always full of positivity, and I'm sure you'll impact just as many people at Amazon.
 
 
With that said, I'd happily swallow Matts key too. If you ship the key to Australia, it'll be physically impossible for Jordan to use it because it'll only exist in the future.

It's been a bunch of fun working with you on all of our projects together. You've been a huge part of my time with Invision, always full of positivity, and I'm sure you'll impact just as many people at Amazon.
 
 
With that said, I'd happily swallow Matts key too. If you ship the key to Australia, it'll be physically impossible for Jordan to use it because it'll only exist in the future.

Wishing you the best of luck in your next adventure, @Jordan Miller.
I'm helping @Ehren hide the key! You'll never find it here, it's a deceivingly huge country! 😈
It was great to meet you over Zoom and I personally thank you for being one of the deciding factors in my appointment here at Invision Power Services, Inc. I found myself following IPS very closely especially over the past year and the positivity you brought to the community was second to none, and in all honesty, I loved reading your engaging Hump Day topics, blog entries and announcements. Having been a huge advocate for the software throughout the past 17-18 years, I saw (as a regular client) the change you brought here so naturally and the morale you continued to promote, throughout the community and on the team.
These are going to be big shoes to fill and despite only being new to the team, I do hope I can have the same sort of drive and motivation you so authentically possessed. I will send you a private message separately but thank you once again for all that you have given me, the community, existing clients, future clients and last but not least, the team.
I do wish we had more time to work together but I'm sure this won't be the last time we see you. Once again, all the best in your career with AWS and you know where to find us for anything. You will be missed.

It's been a bunch of fun working with you on all of our projects together. You've been a huge part of my time with Invision, always full of positivity, and I'm sure you'll impact just as many people at Amazon.
 
 
With that said, I'd happily swallow Matts key too. If you ship the key to Australia, it'll be physically impossible for Jordan to use it because it'll only exist in the future.

You will be missed, Jordan. I remember flying out to Las Vegas to meet you and when you ran up to me thinking "oh great, he's a hugger." I look forward to what you can do at AWS and expect discounts.

Thanks for the report! This has been fixed on this site and will be patched in the next update.
In the mean time, you can fix it on your own sites by adding this to your custom.css file:
/* Hide duplicate links in mobile navigation panel */ #elMobileDrawer .ipsDrawer_subMenu a[href=""]{ display: none; }  

Amazing work, thanks a lot @Ehren!

Thanks for the report! This has been fixed on this site and will be patched in the next update.
In the mean time, you can fix it on your own sites by adding this to your custom.css file:
/* Hide duplicate links in mobile navigation panel */ #elMobileDrawer .ipsDrawer_subMenu a[href=""]{ display: none; }  

Thanks for the report! This has been fixed on this site and will be patched in the next update.
In the mean time, you can fix it on your own sites by adding this to your custom.css file:
/* Hide duplicate links in mobile navigation panel */ #elMobileDrawer .ipsDrawer_subMenu a[href=""]{ display: none; }  

I can happily back up Matt's last post. We've heard your feedback and are aiming to significantly improve both the CSS and JS performance in a future update - but as you can imagine, rewriting 10 years of code is a very long process that needs to be planned carefully.

I suppose it's possible to just delete all the stylesheets... but it will mean we all have websites that looks like it is from 1990.   On the positive side, it should indeed help the page to load super fast!
Those were some good times though... Wilson Phillips' Hold On was the most popular song of the year.  

 

I can happily back up Matt's last post. We've heard your feedback and are aiming to significantly improve both the CSS and JS performance in a future update - but as you can imagine, rewriting 10 years of code is a very long process that needs to be planned carefully.

I can happily back up Matt's last post. We've heard your feedback and are aiming to significantly improve both the CSS and JS performance in a future update - but as you can imagine, rewriting 10 years of code is a very long process that needs to be planned carefully.

I have a feeling this may be caused by line-heights.
Is it fixed if you add this to your custom.css file?
/* Fix jumping scrollbar in embedded content */ .ipsRichEmbed .ipsType_richText{ line-height: 1.4; }  

I have a feeling this may be caused by line-heights.
Is it fixed if you add this to your custom.css file?
/* Fix jumping scrollbar in embedded content */ .ipsRichEmbed .ipsType_richText{ line-height: 1.4; }  

It’s not actually a limitation with our software or an issue with your theme, it’s just the way import statements work. You can read more about it here. 🙂 

It’s not actually a limitation with our software or an issue with your theme, it’s just the way import statements work. You can read more about it here. 🙂 

Your site is currently using this code:
@import url('https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Creepster&display=swap" rel="stylesheet'); body { font-family: Creepster, cursive; } It needs to be this:
@import url('https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Creepster&display=swap'); body { font-family: Creepster, cursive; }  
With that said, import statements should only appear at the very top of your css file. Depending on how your theme has been coded, the custom.css file can be appended to other files, which means that your import statement is no longer at the top.
A safer solution would be to use the <link> code. Add this to the <head> area of your theme:
<link rel="preconnect" href="https://fonts.googleapis.com"> <link rel="preconnect" href="https://fonts.gstatic.com" crossorigin> <link href="https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Creepster&display=swap" rel="stylesheet"> Then use this in your css:
body { font-family: 'Creepster', cursive; }  

Your site is currently using this code:
@import url('https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Creepster&display=swap" rel="stylesheet'); body { font-family: Creepster, cursive; } It needs to be this:
@import url('https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Creepster&display=swap'); body { font-family: Creepster, cursive; }  
With that said, import statements should only appear at the very top of your css file. Depending on how your theme has been coded, the custom.css file can be appended to other files, which means that your import statement is no longer at the top.
A safer solution would be to use the <link> code. Add this to the <head> area of your theme:
<link rel="preconnect" href="https://fonts.googleapis.com"> <link rel="preconnect" href="https://fonts.gstatic.com" crossorigin> <link href="https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Creepster&display=swap" rel="stylesheet"> Then use this in your css:
body { font-family: 'Creepster', cursive; }