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Bump your browser zoom up a notch or two past 100%. (Usually cmd +, or ctrl + on Windows.) Navigate to some document detail pages with both transcriptions and translations. They should be aligned correctly.
Try the same with browser zoomed out lower than 100%. Again, they should be aligned correctly.
Note that behavior is a little different if you zoom before navigating to the doc detail page, as opposed to zooming when you're already on the page. Both should work correctly.
This should work in all three major browsers: Chrome, Safari, and Firefox.
When a document detail page with both a transcription and translation is first loaded, if the browser's zoom is not 100%, this will happen:
We've encountered this in the past, and the solution was just to set your browser to 100%, but it makes sense to have this open as a bug since it should not behave this way.
The solution probably lies somewhere in this calculation:
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When a document detail page with both a transcription and translation is first loaded, if the browser's zoom is not 100%, this will happen:
We've encountered this in the past, and the solution was just to set your browser to 100%, but it makes sense to have this open as a bug since it should not behave this way.
The solution probably lies somewhere in this calculation:
geniza/sitemedia/js/controllers/ittpanel_controller.js
Lines 96 to 103 in ccc8f03
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