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CSS CSS Transitions and Transforms Adding 3D Effects with CSS Build a Rotating 3D Cube

Posted by Manav Misra
Manav Misra
11,778 Points

Is there a bug specific to Chrome browser?

The 'Download' button element actually exists outside of the cube - it's in its own world underneath the cube, but still rotates and behaves as it should - it just 'overflows' to be underneath.

I believe this is only in Chrome browser...

Manav Misra
Manav Misra
11,778 Points

Well, decreasing the 'heading' size from 1.3em to 1em resolved the issue...very strange, as on Iceweasel (FF Browser), this problem was not there... How/Why would Chrome render this sizing differently?...

1 Answer

Brice Roberts
Brice Roberts
22,415 Points
Brice Roberts
Brice Roberts
22,415 Points

Really, Really old question, but I just encountered the same issue, and your hot fix led me to the culprit.

If your browser font size is set to larger than medium (or normal), it will override the text styling and force the overflow.

I'm sure this is a dead issue to you now, but if any future students are having this issue, check out your browser styles.