[Issue] the chat-gpt assistant side bar looks wayy too enlarged after i updated my system today.

[notLonelySoul]

• I have read the instructions

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The issue

• Linux distro: Endeavour OS
• The left sidebar ui is suddenly way too zoomed in after i updated my system today.

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hit Ctrl+Super+R to reload
Either your machine is really slow or you got extremely unlucky today

[notLonelySoul]

😭😭😭😭
I hit Ctrl+Super+R and AGS did reload but it still remains the same 😭

[Iridule]

i had the same issue this fixed it
gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.interface font-name 'Rubik 9'

[notLonelySoul]

For me it still remains the same. All u did was change the gnome font, how will that affect the large size of the buttons?

I just saw that its the buttons that are way too enlarged. Could you please tell me the file to config so i can try to find and fix it ?

[Iridule]

for me that fixed my entire setup. not sure maybe @clsty can help?

[clsty]

Sorry but I have no idea.
I only know that my setup (downstream of this repo) works just fine on my computer.

I just saw that its the buttons that are way too enlarged. Could you please tell me the file to config so i can try to find and fix it ?

It might not be a config problem... This seems like its css (which defines the size and locations of elements) is not working at all.
The css file is probably .config/ags/scss/_sidebars.scss if you're interested.
And the part that controls that logo is probably:

.sidebar-chat-welcome-logo {
    @include full-rounding;
    @include element_decel;
    min-height: 4.773rem;
    min-width: 4.773rem;
    @include icon-material;
    font-size: 2.727rem;
    background-color: $onBackground;
    color: $background;
}

But I guess it won't help because this file itself seems fine and the problem may just be it's not applied for some reason.

@notLonelySoul maybe you can run:

pkill ags;ags

And paste the output with format as follows (because it's very long):

<details>

<summary>Click to expand</summary>

**Paste the output here**

</details>

So that we may find out what's going on.

[notLonelySoul]

@notLonelySoul maybe you can run:
pkill ags;ags

This is the output that i get:

[notLonelySoul]

I fixed it by following this fix posted here. #225. Thank you guys.