I have a unicode-node style issue: on the left, the actual css rule with unicode-node { display: inline-block; }, on the right, a modified css rule with unicode-node { display: inline; }.
My custom emojis (goat + gust of wind) are better aligned on the right.
Do you think it is a issue on hyper or may it be a issue on another element in my terminal stack (MacOS + hyper + zsh + oh-my-zsh + bullet-train + Powerline font)?

same result,and unicode-node { display: inline; } works
Same goes for me, but..
Changing inline-block to inline fixes icons, but the cursor shifts (due to icon widths?).

Turning on newline in the prompt makes it bearable. This also makes tmux usable again, see my comment here #1156. As long as you dont split the window vertically

I found this to be driving me nuts with the vim plugin airline. everything renders correctly in this terminal except for the trigram for heaven glyph used to display the line numbers at the bottom. You can see what i'm talking about in this other issue for more information. I've attached a screenshot with the css patched for the unicode node so you can see what i'm referring to.
broken:

patched:

If i might ask. Where are you guys setting this in your .hyper.js file? So far I have tried setting it in css and termCss but neither has worked, if i change it from the dev console it does work however
@schmittyjd
this will be work, but I don't know why it will not working after i use this hyperterm-retro plugin
termCSS: `
span.wc-node.unicode-node {
display: inline;
}
`
I close the issue because new versions are out and if there is still an issue, someone will reopen it.
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same result,and unicode-node { display: inline; } works