Code cell is minimally three rows high #5840
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Hi,
I thought I have an issue with jupyterlab so I reported the problem here https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab/issues/5768#issue-391370312
Several users confirmed the issue. On provided link you can find all details.
A it looks like this is not a jupyter problem, I am reporting the problem here.
Basically, the problem is that on Manjaro linux distribution and firefox, code cell i minimally three rows high. The only workaround is to set zoom level to 150%, but than letters are to small.
Do you have any suggestion for the problem?
If you can't reduce the problem down to something involving only plain CodeMirror, I'm not going to be able to take a look at it.
The reason we asked them to file an issue here is that they said they could reproduce it with the codemirror demo page.
@ghuname- can you explain the issue here without referencing JupyterLab or the JLab issue (so@marijnhdoesn't need to try to figure out how we are using things in jlab), and only using the stock CodeMirror demo at https://codemirror.net/demo/resize.html (perhaps with a screenshot)?CC
@ian-r-rosewho was also able to reproduce the issue with just codemirror.When zoom level is 100% hight is about 3 rows:
I can enter two rows of text end cell will not vertically enlarge:
If I add third line, cell hight is just a few pixels bigger:
At zoom level 150%, cell is of the proper hight:
I hope it helps.
Thanks, that is helpful! Can you also give the precise firefox version and linux distribution and version?
Linux: Manjaro xfce, 4.14.109-1-MANJARO #1 SMP PREEMPT Wed Mar 27 18:51:38 UTC 2019 x86_64 GNU/Linux
Firefox: 66.0.1 (64-bit)
Odd, I can't reproduce with Firefox 66 and xfce (but using Debian, not Manjaro)
Very strange. Do you have an access to the Manjaro and try on it?
No, unfortunately not.
I can confirm that in Brave browser (https://brave.com/, based on Chromium) everything works OK.
Looks like the issue is related only to the firefox browser and Manjaro Linux distribution.
I can't reproduce this with currently available Manjaro releases.
I tried
Then I guess I'll close this until further info is available.