See http://chrishajer.com/bbpress/before-and-after.png
The descenders on letter P and letter Y are being cut off with the default CSS (left hand, Before image). I found that modifying the line height helped (the right hand After image.)
I didn't do a ton of testing with different browsers, and I know I can do other things with the CSS, but I would like to suggest that the default CSS have a line-height set that allows the descenders on p, q, y, g, Q, (etc.) to be properly displayed.
Thank you.
Thanks Chris, we'll take a look. For now what you will want to do is override the CSS in your themes stylesheet. I recommend not modifying the form.css in the plugin as this gets overwritten when an automatic upgrade is done.
Thanks for the note. I haven't run across that issue so far. Which browser did you originally note the problem in?
The screenshot was from Firefox 3.5.3 on Windows XP SP3. It looks the same in Chrome 3.0.195.25 on Windows XP and Safari 4.0.3, and still happens with IE8 but it's almost not noticeable there (but it's still there).
I didn't check in any other browsers or OS.
Thanks
Okay, thanks Chris. I'll check it out and make sure any fixes get in the next release.
It could be a combination of the theme and Gravity Forms I suppose. I'm using the StudioPress Church 4.0 theme on both the sites where I saw the problem.
True. With all the possible theme implementations, it's probably good form to specify the line height to avoid issues. Thanks for the extra information.
I couldn't replicate the issue on my installation. I was probably related to the theme but I've defined a line height for those labels to try to avoid issues in the future.
