Hi Robin,

I’ve noticed similar results when the Salesforce header is hidden.  It could be that the header component injects JS/CSS that when absent results in the “wonky” appearance.

Did you search the community?  Would not be surprised if this question has already been asked.

Regards,
Irvin

Hi Irwin, 

Thanks for your reply! I did my research and was surprised to not find the answer for this since I also expect it would be a common scenario. Not saying it is not posted here, just that unfortunately I so far have been unsuccessful tracking it down

Robin

I bet the Skuid team has run into this before.  

Here’s the reason it looks weird, then we’ll give the fix:

Salesforce’s standard header styles, which are added to the page when you have Show Header turned ON, add the following lines of CSS to the page, which make the page not look “wonky”:

body {
   font-size: 75%;
}

a {
   color: #333435;
}


So if you add this CSS into your pages where you have Show Header OFF, they should look more normal.

Hi Zach, Fantastic, that did the trick! Thanks for the explanation and for the fix. Much appreciated Keep on squiddin’