has there been a layout change on creator pages?
the 7th featured game on https://verysoftwares.itch.io isn't centered anymore, and the descriptions for my games in collections are cut off.
these may be little things but they lower the usability of my page, i'd like the old layout back.
Yes there have been some changes. We pushed out some CSS updates to all grids across the site to make them consistently use CSS grids. Sadly, we no longer support having trailing items in a gird be centered with this change. In order to ensure consistency and ease of development for common UI elements across the site sometimes we have to make these types of changes. Thanks for understanding.
Regarding the font clipping, I’ll have to take a closer look. On quick inspection it appears that the particular font you have chosen is bugged as has the wrong line-height though. I’m not sure there’s anything we can do about that. It’s even broken on the Google Fonts website: https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Concert+One (Try highlighting text to see that it doesn’t cover the entire height of the text)
Is it possible to center the bottom game using custom CSS? Or force it back to the old flex display on just my page? I got access to the custom CSS option several years ago because I'm really particular about how my games display on my page; I'd really like to be able to center the bottom game if possible.
As mentioned in the CSS guide we encourage people to not make significant changes to built in UI as you can introduce incompatibilities for mobile devices, accessibility, in addition to resulting in breakage when we need to make updates.
That said, I added a few more CSS variables to the grid container so you can switch to using flexbox with centered items with something along the lines of:
.mode_grid .user_game_grid {
display: flex;
justify-content: center;
flex-wrap: wrap;
}
.mode_grid .user_game_grid .game_cell {
width: var(--itchio_grid_cell_width);
}
(Note that the page previously never used flexbox, but was using inline-block elements with some margin tricks)