2 Things

[Yehuda Tenenbaum]

1. I noticed that randomly some of the English words don't appear in the correct size.

2. I noticed that when switching from landscape to portrait, the text completely changes places.

Thanks,

[K Wilson]

While I have been using Sefaria in my yeshiva studies, my strengths are not in translations, etc. 

However, I can help with this, perhaps (English, spelling, typesetting, etc.).  

Should all words be in the same format?  Plain type, same size?  Or should some words be bold, italicized, etc., for emphasis according to context?  

In my studies so far, all text has been in a plain serif typestyle, same size. Is this the standard format for Sefaria? 

Thank you,

Kim Sayford Wilson

ksayford...@gmail.com

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[Luna Lunapiena]

What device and app/browser are you viewing it on? I've noticed this on mobile (Nexus 6) before as well, but I just checked on with Chrome (Desktop, Mobile, and Dev Tools), as well as the mobile app, and that section appears normally for me. (i.e. the font size is consistent).

May just be a minor CSS issue?

[Yehuda Tenenbaum]

Moto g6

Using the Android app.

[Noah Santacruz]

Thanks for pointing this out. The sudden small text is unfortunately due to a bug we found in the HTML renderer we're using on Android. We're looking into migrating to a different HTML renderer to fix the issue.

[Yehuda Tenenbaum]

Ok. Thanks.

What about the fact that when switching from landscape to portrait or the opposite, sefaria scrolls to a completely different place, making it very hard to keep track of where you were up to?