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So, for no reason that I can divine, the AO3 feeds (and only the AO3 feeds) look wonky on my reading page, like so:

The links overlap each other and while it's possible to read them when there aren't a lot of tags, it does get a bit irritating. I figured I'd just slap in a tiny little fix in the Custom CSS to make the spacing better, but I poked around and couldn't get anything to work.
This is what I thought it should look like, but it didn't seem to do anything:
.page-read .entry-wrapper.poster-ao3_batman_allmedia_feed .entry-content {line-height: 2em; ]
Help, pretty please?

The links overlap each other and while it's possible to read them when there aren't a lot of tags, it does get a bit irritating. I figured I'd just slap in a tiny little fix in the Custom CSS to make the spacing better, but I poked around and couldn't get anything to work.
This is what I thought it should look like, but it didn't seem to do anything:
.page-read .entry-wrapper.poster-ao3_batman_allmedia_feed .entry-content {line-height: 2em; ]
Help, pretty please?
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Date: 2012-02-09 02:22 pm (UTC)The culprit is the .tag class that the links in question have via the AO3 and DW uses as well. Your style puts a lot of padding on .tag, and that's causing the overlap.
There is a bug on this at the AO3, but I couldn't tell you how long the fix will take. You will need to target the a.tag elements inside that feed and take off the padding in the interim.
This should work:
.entry-content a.tag {padding: 0;}
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Date: 2012-02-09 09:59 pm (UTC)(Also, thank you for the explanation - I was wondering where I was going wrong.)
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Date: 2012-02-10 12:20 am (UTC)