Closing this as duplicate of MDL-25682, already fixed. Feel free to reopen it (not this) if necessary.

Thanks for the report, ciao

Hi Eloy,

This isn't the same bug - in some browsers (e.g. Chrome), the icons have a weird vertical alignment and are too low. After fixing the iconsmall Ajax issue it became more apparent. On firefox, the icons look fine; but on chrome they look really low and as though they're not related to the line of text. I'll submit some screenshots when I get to a computer.

Andrew

Hi Andrew,

well spotted thanks! Yesterday I tested it under a bunch of browsers (Chrome included) and I centered myself too much about seeing all the command icons (move, edit...) aligned okey. So then I arrived here and considered it fixed wrongly.

Looking to it carefully it seems that the problem aren't the activity icon (on the left), neither the command links (on the right), but the activity name itself that is displayed slightly higher than the other two. And that not only happens with Chrome, but with Safari too. It's an small detail but also an irritating one.

So I'm reopening this, assigning to Sam to see if he can apply there some of his CSS dark magic to have all the elements visually aligned ok.

Note it must work with edition enabled/disabled and with ajax enabled/disabled too. Also labels and sections must be tested as far as they use the "commands" icons too.

Thanks for pointing us to this, Andrew! Ciao

Uploading magnified shoots of some activities under chrome, safari and firefox.

• See how firefox is the one rendering the thing "better" (visually).
• Both chrome and safari show the activity name slightly high, so the effect is that command options are wrongly unaligned.
• Also note that chrome and firefox doesn't show any "whitespace" between activities (forum icons) while safari shows 1pt. I think this should be fixed too.

Ciao

I'm putting this up for peer-review at this point.
Due to recent changes to the way activity editing icons are being printed this change is very simple and works across all themes.
Personally I do like the new alignment more than the current alignment, I'll attach screenshots to show the difference shortly.

Cheers
Sam

Hi Sam,

The patch is working fine. I tested on chrome, firefox, safari and ie9.

Thanks Rosie - putting up for integration now

Integrated, thanks!

I tested this in both Firefox and Chrome using a handful of randomly selected themes. They all looked fine.

git repositories have been updated with your awesome changes, thanks! Closing.