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explor202

After updating to 4.7.2.0 and checking the changes made, I see the highlight color extends across most of the screen, and the Running Tasks indicator runs off the screen. It does this on two versions of Firefox and also on Chromium. Any suggestion on fixing this? The Running Task indicator isn't a major issue, but the highlight color extending across is somewhat annoying.

 

 

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Happy2Play

Don't think I have ever seen that.  Might need more specifics.

Edge, Chrome, Firefox.

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FF Nightly

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explor202

@Luke also just tested on Chrome Version 102.0.5005.63 (Official Build) (64-bit) with same results. I should note that the two versions of FF were tested on different PC's with same results. All PC's run W8.1. I do have some custom css applied but that should only affect the Home page, correct?

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I do have some custom css applied but that should only affect the Home page, correct?

No, it could affect everywhere.

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explor202
44 minutes ago, Luke said:

No, it could affect everywhere.

Okay, that was it. Specifically this, which I think I was using to "trim" the next episode thumbnail on the Home page so it only displayed the arrow at the end of the row. Is there any other way to format the css to continue doing that without affecting the Settings pages?

div.emby-scroller {
    width: 97%
}

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1 hour ago, explor202 said:

Okay, that was it. Specifically this, which I think I was using to "trim" the next episode thumbnail on the Home page so it only displayed the arrow at the end of the row. Is there any other way to format the css to continue doing that without affecting the Settings pages?

div.emby-scroller {
    width: 97%
}

That is all div.emby-scroller which is every row and lots of other areas.

But this should do what you need.

div.emby-scroller:not(.drawer-open) {width: 97%}

since page ids were removed you have to find unique ways to target specific areas as this should do the same but be more targeted.

[data-type="home"] div.emby-scroller {width: 97%}

 

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21 minutes ago, Happy2Play said:
[data-type="home"] div.emby-scroller {width: 97%}

 

This worked perfect @Happy2Play thanks for providing it!

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