Font size too small to gwibber counter

[Juan Simón]

Kupfer git version.

The font size of numbers, when I write a test to send to gwibber, is too small.
I attach one screenshot.

[X (u78qir8a9-deactivatedaccount)]

haha, yep that's too small. We'll need to compensate for different font sizes. Will be fixed after next release.

[Juan Simón (simonbcn)]

Please, can you fix this in git version?

[X (u78qir8a9-deactivatedaccount)]

> Please, can you fix this in git version?

While your bugreports are very welcome and helpful as well in both small and large issues, I would also like to remind you that a bug report is not similar to a product order.

[Juan Simón (simonbcn)]

I did a petition, not an order. :-/
By other side, with this error this plugin is quite difficult to use to send updates to twitter or identi.ca, for obvious reasons.

[Juan Simón (simonbcn)]

Could you tell me the source/s file/s that I should see to try fix this?
Thanks.

[X (u78qir8a9-deactivatedaccount)]

Sure, the relevant parts are all in ./kupfer/ui/browser.py

The text is rendered in the function get_glyph_pixbuf on line 72 which is called inside Interface._changed on line 1727

[Juan Simón (simonbcn)]

The size of this font is directly dependent of font size of Gnome?
Because yesterday I changed the gnome theme and now the font size is bigger.

[X (u78qir8a9-deactivatedaccount)]

No, but it depends on the size of the text entry.. there are maybe a few pixels more room for an icon inside the text entry.

[Juan Simón (simonbcn)]

No? You should see the screen shot I attach.
The counter text is a little bigger than before and I haven't change the font size, only the gnome theme.

[X (u78qir8a9-deactivatedaccount)]

but the theme changes the size of the text entry, or the internal room inside it. With more space, kupfer tries to draw a bigger icon for the character count. That's what I think happens.

[X (u78qir8a9-deactivatedaccount)]

There is a second effect which I think is maybe the fundamental cause of this bugreport from the beginning.. if Kupfer makes an icon that is 1 single pixel too big, then the text entry rescales it smaller before showing it. But we can only guess how big the icon should be..

[Juan Simón (simonbcn)]

Yes, the gnome theme changes the fonts. By this I asked #8.
In this case, it's impossible to correct this bug.
I think the font of counter should be fixed, independent of gnome theme.

[X (u78qir8a9-deactivatedaccount)]

It can't be fixed because it must fit into the space inside the text entry. The text entry changes size with GTK theme.