This might just be browser differences. Chrome (since it's developed by people with a keen interest in the mobile web) seems to try a bit harder to fit things into the space available.
IE and Firefox seem happier to let things burst out of their container in those situations.
How big are the images in total width? And how big is the space you're trying to fit them into?
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There was an issue with core Moodle that would send CSS file that are too long for IE9 to cope with, but it was fixed a while ago.
If that's the case then there should be other, perhaps less immediately noticeable CSS effects from near the end of the theme CSS that aren't showing in IE9 either.
If that's the case then there should be other, perhaps less immediately noticeable CSS effects from near the end of the theme CSS that aren't showing in IE9 either.
It's not strictly theme related, but many of the images on the homepage could be further losslessly compressed, and get even smaller with the use of lossy PNG compression (particularly the grayscale with transparency ones).
There's various tools for each platform but tinypng.com lets you do it online.
There's various tools for each platform but tinypng.com lets you do it online.
That's the second link youve shared recently about how simple and exciting modern web development is if you don't have to support IE8.
I'm beginning to think you're teasing us!
Oh well, gives us something to look forward to I suppose.
I'm beginning to think you're teasing us!
Oh well, gives us something to look forward to I suppose.
I'm not sure what the frontend team has planned, but I've been tracking my ideas for smaller CSS here in MDL-39094 (and child bugs).
I also think there's some of the javascript that gets loaded on every page that could be replaced with smaller CSS, though I've not written that up yet.
I also think there's some of the javascript that gets loaded on every page that could be replaced with smaller CSS, though I've not written that up yet.