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Character Sheet Distortion

I see the exact same problem I've been having was posted by Marius a while back. I don't see an option in this system to link to it, but it is titled: "Distorted Character Sheet and Chat - CSS Bug (still not fixed)" I have used two different Windows laptops, both Chrome and Firefox with all add-ons disabled. The issue persists, and I'm guessing it still has to do with the pixel width issue that Marius identified given I'm on a 4K monitor. Instead of rendering into three columns, my character sheets render into two and I can't see the XP section at all. Glad to provide any additional information you might need to fix this, but the thread I'm referencing indicated that it was supposed to have been fixed months ago.
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Oosh
Sheet Author
API Scripter
A screenshot would definitely be useful - does the issue persist if you set your resolution lower?
i tried adjusting the resolution of both my laptop and second monitor down to 1920x1080. I also tried it with high and low scaling values and the blur values. The screenshot looks just like the previous thread I mentioned, but I've included a few here for reference.
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Oosh
Sheet Author
API Scripter
That entire sheet looks wrong. Are you sure you're not running any extensions? It doesn't look like a 4k scaling issue, it looks like a whole heap of CSS customisation, including fonts. Is that definitely the Roll20 5e character sheet, and not a customised Legacy sheet? You also mention you've used two different laptops, but suspect a 4k monitor issue.... do you seriously own two laptops with 4k screens? Not trying to be offensive, but trying to isolate what the problem might be.
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Brian C.
Pro
Marketplace Creator
Compendium Curator
Could be an external 4k monitor.
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Oosh
Sheet Author
API Scripter
Sure. But unplug the monitor and let the laptop run native, and the problem is gone. Right? Or not right? I don't have a laptop plugged into a 4k monitor.