Using Drupal 7.14, went form Video Module 7.x-2.5 to 7.x-2.7 and the fonts for a particular block view are enlarged, and I have no idea how.

The only notice that briefly flashed across my screen was this -"Notice: Undefined index: poster_image_style in video_field_formatter_view() (line 1088 of /srv/d7/sites/commons.kennesaw.edu.coles_presents/modules/video/video.field.inc)." and I wanted to know whether it was related to updating from 2.5 to 2.7? I didn't do anything else.

My update process involves deleting the video folder under sites/all/modules, using drush dl video to get the latest stable (7.x-2.7), putting site into maintenance mode, and then running the update script.

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jorrit commented

Could you try to clear the cache to see if the error is gone? Can I see the weird fonts online?

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drupalrp commented

Take a look at this tinypic upload - http://i50.tinypic.com/bjftk5.png

Notice how the fonts under the Most Recent Videos appear much larger than the rest of the site?

That area is a Block View, pulling in a custom CCK type which features a Video field.

I've cleared cache via drush, site admin panel, and browser, and I haven't touched any css - and it's still lingering. My hunch is that it's related to that Notice I received briefly.

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jorrit commented

I will only be able to investigate it when I have the URL where this is visible.

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drupalrp commented

Here ya go - https://webdev.kennesaw.edu/coles_presents/

Sorry about that. And thanks for your hard work!

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jorrit commented

The style difference is caused by the fact that the text is in a table. Chrome overrides the font-size from the #page element because the text is in a table.

I also noticed that there is <pre></pre> at the top of your HTML, before the <!DOCTYPE html ... part. Maybe that has anything to do with it.

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drupalrp commented

I guess what I'm asking is whether or not updating and then downgrading video module might have caused any of this? The fonts didnt change until I did that. If the answer is no, then we'll close this request, and I'll manually go in and try to fix. Thanks!

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jorrit commented
Status: Active » Closed (works as designed)

I can't imagine it being caused by the upgrade and downgrade. I hope you can find it. I would focus on the <pre>, because putting content before the DOCTYPE may trigger browsers to render the site in quircksmode, causing the font distortion. If you discovered that the additional HTML is inserted by the video module, please reopen this issue.