List text disappears using Chrome on Retina display

[bmcbride]

List text disappears using Chrome on Retina display

[bmcbride]

Weird. I don't have a Retina display to test this on, but I will see what I can do to reproduce. Is it giving any JavaScript errors? What happens when you try to inspect one of the list elements?

[dmofot]

No errors that I can see within the Chrome Developer Tools. The list acts as though everything is there and visible. The screencap below shows that a record is highlighted (grayed out) when the mouse moves over it (3rd record in the list):

If I click the row, everything happens as it should. The screen grays out, zooms to the record and pops up the feature modal.

When I close the feature modal, everything goes back to the way it should be and the list is fully populated and visible. I zoomed out one level so the map wouldn't be blank.

The only thing I can really find is in the styles area where it says the webkit overflow scrolling is unknown property name:

[dmofot]

I should also add that if I type something in the list "Search" box, it does eventually display the list. Sometimes after I've entered three letters, other times I need to type and then delete what I typed for the list to display.

[bmcbride]

I just had a colleague test this out in Chrome on a Retina MBP and he could not reproduce this issue. Are you sure it's not a conflicting plugin? Have you tried Incognito mode?

[colemanm]

It's definitely working good for me on Retina, with same version of Chrome, too. That's strange...

[dmofot]

Hm, definitely odd. I tried incognito mode, disabling all plugins, turning off the proxy, and even tried other networks and the issue still exists for me. If it's not happening for anybody else, then it must be something with my machine. Appreciate the feedback and I'll go ahead and close this issue since it appears to be local.

[scottyantipa]

@dmofot I'm having a similar problem and found this thread by trying to google for the answer. Did you ever figure out the solution? As far as I can see it isn't restricted to just lists or fonts -- I've seen the issue with standalone divs and images.

[dmofot]

@scottyantipa Not sure what to tell you since my issue seems to have gone away. A Chrome update might have been responsible, but I can't say for sure.