[Resolved] CSS bug on the API reference pages

[gRegor]

Edit: this appears to be resolved as of at least 2025-08-08, whether due to the new site design launching or due to a temporary fluke earlier on.

I noticed today that on some API reference pages like https://processwire.com/api/ref/wire-mail-tools/, the CSS for the code sample appears to have broken a bit: code is appearing all on one line, syntax highlighting is slightly off. Screenshot attached.

It does not appear to affect individual method pages, e.g. when I click into https://processwire.com/api/ref/wire-mail-tools/from/ it looks correct.

I'm on Windows 10, Chrome 138.0.7204.169

Screenshot:

[elabx]

Saw it here too: https://processwire.com/api/ref/module/

Maybe it's part due to the site being updated soon? Since this is recent, I was jus reading this docs yesterday.

[WilliamClayton]

On 8/1/2025 at 8:25 PM, elabx said:

Saw it here too: https://processwire.com/api/ref/module/

Maybe it's part due to the site being updated soon? Since this is recent, I was jus reading this docs yesterday.










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Edited August 20 by WilliamClayton

[poljpocket]

I think this is a fluke. I am using the PW docs daily and have never noticed any problems with it.

That's how your example looks to me right now. I am on Chromium 138. So you see any JavaScript errors in the console?

Edited August 6 by poljpocket

[elabx]

58 minutes ago, poljpocket said:

I think this is a fluke

Indeed, looking fine again.

[gRegor]

Updated the thread title and first post, appears to be resolved either way (new site, or fluke on old site). Thanks!