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  1. Jira Software Data Center
  2. JSWSERVER-19928

Backlog view - Priority text is overlapping with the issue summary

      Summary

      The name of the Priority field is overlapping with the issue summary in some of the cards in the Backlog view.

      Environment

      • Jira 8.0.0
      • Cannot reproduce in Jira 7.13

      Steps to Reproduce

      • Go to âš™ > Issues > Priorities
      • Edit any of the priority and change the value of the Icon URL field to an invalid URL

      Expected Results

      Text is rendered properly without issue.

      Actual Results

      The priority field is not showing as an icon, but as text, and the text is overlapping with the issue description.

      • The "broken icon" symbol may not display - on some scenarios you can only see the written name of the priority overlapping with other information.

      Workaround

      1. Login as a Jira system administrator.
      2. Go to the page âš™ > Issues > Priorities
      3. Check if the icon is broken for any of the priority, as shown in the example below:
      4. For each of the priority that has a broken icon, edit it and check the Icon URL
      5. If it has a different icon URL in comparison to the other priorities, please edit this as per this documentation and make sure that all of them use the same path. The example below shows what the default path should be for the low priority:

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            [JSWSERVER-19928] Backlog view - Priority text is overlapping with the issue summary

            hi all

            in our  environment  we have similar issues, we have problem with "hide show epic information view in backlog" 
            we upgraded and migrationed our Jira in new server from 8.3.2 to 8.13.4
            and how i fix this
            Atlassian Team suggest that it can be problem old ver. of addon and they were right 

            in our environment we was using jira-greenhopper-plugin-8.3.0-DAILY20190802161355.jar file and
            jira in 8.13.4 using jira-greenhopper-plugin-8.13.4.jar version

            after when i replace it we no longer encounter these issues ... 

            check in your servers ... in "homedir"/application-data/jira/plugins/installed-plugins  what version u are using ... 

            Giorgi Tsitsvidze added a comment - hi all in our  environment  we have similar issues, we have problem with "hide show epic information view in backlog"  we upgraded and migrationed our Jira in new server from 8.3.2 to 8.13.4 and how i fix this Atlassian Team suggest that it can be problem old ver. of addon and they were right  in our environment we was using jira-greenhopper-plugin-8.3.0-DAILY20190802161355.jar file and jira in 8.13.4 using jira-greenhopper-plugin-8.13.4.jar version after when i replace it we no longer encounter these issues ...   check in your servers ... in "homedir"/ application-data/jira/plugins/installed-plugins  what version u are using ... 

            We are moving from 8.1.2 to 8.14.1 and also experienced this issue. We were missing the icon for Not Prioritized. One I uploaded an icon file for that value the issue was resolved.

            Tim Saunders added a comment - We are moving from 8.1.2 to 8.14.1 and also experienced this issue. We were missing the icon for Not Prioritized. One I uploaded an icon file for that value the issue was resolved.

            All, 

            I too experienced this and had very little help from Atlassian support. 

            This community forum however helped resolve the issue on our instance - 

            https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-Software-questions/quot-Normal-quot-Priority-Icon-is-not-shown-anymore/qaq-p/1405768

            The icon file path used - 
            /images/icons/priorities/medium.png
             
            Hope this helps others.

            Daniel Gbadebo added a comment - All,  I too experienced this and had very little help from Atlassian support.  This community forum however helped resolve the issue on our instance -  https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-Software-questions/quot-Normal-quot-Priority-Icon-is-not-shown-anymore/qaq-p/1405768 The icon file path used -  /images/icons/priorities/medium.png   Hope this helps others.

            Same, went from 8.5.4 to 8.13.3 

            It's not all backlog tickets. But for a Long Term Release version this is highly unacceptable. 

            Jeremy Cejka added a comment - Same, went from 8.5.4 to 8.13.3  It's not all backlog tickets. But for a Long Term Release version this is highly unacceptable. 

            We just upgraded from Jira 8.2.4 to 8.13.2 and are experiencing some very similar with the backlog epics list.

            Stephen Jarjoura added a comment - We just upgraded from Jira 8.2.4 to 8.13.2 and are experiencing some very similar with the backlog epics list.

            Paul Manno added a comment -
            Version 8.8.1
            Build Number 808001
            Build Date Wed Apr 22 00:00:00 UTC 2020
            Build Revision e5cdcf9fa57df21d4b441572dda42ac58b826e01

            Just upgraded to this version and I am seeing the issue.

            Paul Manno added a comment - Version 8.8.1 Build Number 808001 Build Date Wed Apr 22 00:00:00 UTC 2020 Build Revision e5cdcf9fa57df21d4b441572dda42ac58b826e01 Just upgraded to this version and I am seeing the issue.

            Adrian Stephen added a comment - Duplicate to https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JSWSERVER-19896

              Unassigned Unassigned
              morzaiz Martin Orzaiz (Atlassian) (Inactive)
              Affected customers:
              7 This affects my team
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