Thanks. No change.

Its easy for me to repro. I have 2 fences lined up side by side (left, right). When created there was a gap between them that I didnt want. I dragged the fence edge to extend/reduce the width of the fence as desired. I chose to reduce the window size until it was the min width for the existing icon size. In this way the fence displayed all the icons and text correctly. I did the same for the other fence. Now I dragged the fences so they were separated by 1 pixel (essentially they were adjoining). Everything originally displayed fine. After a while, as I said, one fence started clipping a portion of the text such that it looked like one fence was overlapping the other. When I click fence 1, both fences display correctly. When I click fence 2, the clipping occurs.

If i remember its not possible to create overlapping fences, so this is really perplexing. I played with width some more and noticed if width is too narrow, the icon text wraps. Since I am not seeing wrapping I know the fence width is fine.

Im at a loss to explain it, but it has been occurring for months over multiple versions of fences. I just got tired enough of it to post a question

These 2 clips were taken 30 secs apart with no changes applied. Only thing different is that I clicked on different fence. Clipping can be slight or moderate. There are times when left 2 chars are missing on every line of the icon label

Hi,

I tried it with no improvement. Honestly, it didnt appear to do anything. I thought it might shuffle icons around or sort them or something, but nothing obvious happened and the clipping persisted.

Please note that I have fence separation at 1 pixel (2 fences side by side separated by 1 pixel) and I manually dragged left and right edge inward until it stopped (min width allowed by a fence based on icon size).

I am wondering whether the fence resizing routine is allowing me to narrow fence width a few pixels too much or maybe fences has a width redraw bug where it draws wider than defined width causing it to overlap adjacent fence (which would definitely cause this text clipping)

Also, for fun, I tried aligned to grid. It didnt do anything either