Question about custom css

[computerprep 148]

Screenshots below from my phone while remoting into a Windows environment to check my suspicions before reporting.

CSS breakpoint around 625px creates giant images in at least two places:

1. Cast and Crew poster images

2. All the poster images on Homescreen (Latest media) but doesn't affect Homescreen thumbs or square music images

[Carlo 4561]

Hi, not seeing what you're talking about in those screen shots.  Can you clarify what you're showing?

[roaku 842]

17 minutes ago, cayars said:

Hi, not seeing what you're talking about in those screen shots.  Can you clarify what you're showing?

There's a giant light gray box under 'Cast & Crew' in the first image and a giant dark gray box under 'Latest Movies' in the second.

They're so big they look like background sections.

[Luke 42087]

Do you have any custom css? Or is this an old version of Firefox? I can't reproduce this.

[computerprep 148]

3 hours ago, cayars said:

Hi, not seeing what you're talking about in those screen shots.  Can you clarify what you're showing?

In the first attachment, the large white box is the top left corner of the headshot for the first listed cast member.

 

The second image happens to be a grey color in the top left corner that's very close to the range shade as the background color.

@Luke, I'll take a look.

[Carlo 4561]

OK understood, thanks.

What browser?
What phone type?
What version of the server are you running?

[computerprep 148]

@Luke

That was it. Thanks for the suggestion. I had forgotten I did a quick CSS hack back when there was an issue wrapping the third poster in a library list onto the next line, effectively making it two columns instead of 3. A recent update must have conflicted with the elements my CSS targeted Ave produced these unintended results.

This was the offending custom code, which is no longer necessary and I've commented it out.

/*@media (max-width: 40em) and (orientation: portrait) {
.portraitCard {
    width: 33% !important;
}}*/

 

[Luke 42087]

Thanks for the feedback.