Paizo Golem Logo is HUGE

[Joesi]

I have just been ignoring this for the longest time. That said, I'm surprised I haven't seen anyone else talk about it or report it.

I don't know why, but for some reason the Paizo golem logo on the footer of every page is absolutely HUGE.

It's about 1100 or 1200 pixels high.

This is occurring on Firefox 61 for Windows. Doesn't occur on Chromium. I've tried disabling extensions, and it doesn't change anything (I only have 2).

[Joesi]

It' the flex CSS property on selector "footer .logo"

I'm not sure which specific value is causing the problem; if you need me to help (can't reproduce it) then I could figure out a proper value for it.

[CrystalSeas]

Previous thread about this

[Chris Lambertz]

We've been able to reproduce this behavior and have filed it for the team to review/fix. Thank you for giving us a heads up!

[ChibiNyan]

The CSS property on selector "footer .logo" has this following rule:

flex: 1 0 content;
flex-grow: 1;
flex-shrink: 0;
flex-basis: content;

This rule is not widely supported by all browsers and it is what is making the logo appear too large. The logo looks fine on Google Chrome (which doesn't even recognize that rule), but Firefox interprets it as stretching the logo so flex container fills the entire row.

I propose removing that rule entirely from the CSS.

[Zaister]

You should see the logo size on that t-shirt I have...