mmikowski | Kubuntu home screen has an issue: https://i.imgur.com/7TVJsrV.png | 02:42 |
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mmikowski | This is something for @Rick_Timmis I suspect. It gets worse the smaller the screen. It look very bad on phones. | 02:43 |
mmikowski | valorie can you get to Rick? | 02:44 |
valorie | what changed? | 02:45 |
valorie | by kub. home screen do you mean after upgrade, or what? | 02:45 |
valorie | or is this on the website | 02:46 |
valorie | unsure what you mean by | 02:46 |
valorie | "get to Rick?" | 02:46 |
valorie | sec | 02:47 |
arraybolt3 | valorie: He's looking at the "Kubuntu 24.04 Released" page on the website. | 02:57 |
arraybolt3 | Also the issue isn't reproducible on all devices. Everything looks perfectly fine on my end for reasons unknown. | 02:57 |
valorie | ah | 02:57 |
valorie | well, I have no special insight into the website | 02:58 |
valorie | I can edit posts, and that's about it | 02:58 |
arraybolt3 | I was wrong about it not being reproducible here, it's on the home page, not the blog page. | 03:04 |
arraybolt3 | And I can reproduce. | 03:04 |
mmikowski | valorie: Hi! I meant just mention to him if you have a chat connection or regular communication. | 03:14 |
valorie | got it | 03:15 |
mmikowski | The problem with the image is there is no aspect ratio set, so on phones and tablets, it looks awful. | 03:15 |
valorie | ah | 03:15 |
mmikowski | or narrower browser windows. | 03:15 |
mmikowski | I have the actual fix too. | 03:15 |
valorie | next time we're both online, I'll paste that feedback to him | 03:15 |
arraybolt3 | mmikowski: sorry if I'm not responding to messages on Element, I managed to crash the Ubuntu homeserver on accident. | 03:16 |
mmikowski | Broken: `<img loading="lazy" width="1280" height="800" class="wp-image-5190" src="https://kubuntu.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/7368/NoblePlasma.jpg" alt="">` | 03:16 |
valorie | another idea is to file a bug report maybe on the Devel list with the text and fix | 03:16 |
valorie | I'm not sure how many have access to fix images | 03:17 |
mmikowski | This fixes it: `<img loading="lazy" class="wp-image-5190" style="aspect-ratio:1280/800" src="https://kubuntu.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/7368/NoblePlasma.jpg" alt="">` | 03:17 |
mmikowski | arraybolt3: why am I not surprised 😁 | 03:17 |
arraybolt3 | :grimace: | 03:17 |
arraybolt3 | tl;dr: join a bunch of rooms in the KDE Community space, kaboom | 03:18 |
mmikowski | btw, also, links in news go to a 503 error page. All that I tried go there anyway. This seems very recent. | 03:18 |
mmikowski | Here's the 24.04 release news: https://kubuntu.org/news/kubuntu-24-04-lts-noble-numbat-released/ | 03:19 |
mmikowski | All links on news page go to 503. | 03:19 |
mmikowski | My guess is ahoneycut or rtimmis. Neither of whom I can call out here anymore due to IRC bridges, I think. (Not complaining, just saying). | 03:21 |
IrcsomeBot | <Rick_Timmis> Right, I can take a look at kubuntu.org tomorrow night | 07:16 |
IrcsomeBot | <Rick_Timmis> I am on Matrix on all my devices I don't go on IRC much, and still my primary is Telegram | 07:17 |
IrcsomeBot | <Rick_Timmis> Of course I am asleep when your awake too 😴 | 07:18 |
mparillo | Not that I am an expert on WordPress editing, but I bet the the geometry of the images is somehow the default. When I go to the home page in edit mode, the block containing the image has a notice, "This block contains unexpected or invalid content" and the only option is to Attempt Block Recovery. | 09:03 |
mparillo | When I load https://kubuntu.org/news/kubuntu-24-04-lts-noble-numbat-released/ and click on one of the links (for example to: https://kde.org/announcements/frameworks/5/5.115.0/), it loads fine for me. | 09:05 |
mmikowski | He mparillo and IrcsomeBot Rick_Timmis. So the links came back. I must have caught the website at a bad time. | 21:48 |
mmikowski | I am pretty on top of web implementation, and I can say with certainty the issue is an over-constrained image. The browser doesn't know what to do, so it does its best, which for many platforms isn't good enough. I provided the fix above, which sets an aspect ratio which works far better than the ancient width and height attributes. | 21:50 |
mmikowski | At least on local Firefox, Chrome, and emulators, the image looks good. | 21:51 |
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