Router page - css messed up - was an update rolled out?

[monitorcurve]

All of a sudden the router page styling is messed up, was this caused by an external update to the routers, was an update rolled out overnight?

[Northerner]

Hi @monitorcurve 

It doesn't look messed up it looks like a graph to distinguish the difference network types (2.4, 5, Ethernet) 

Thanks 

[monitorcurve]

Completely incorrect, please check your own router page that uses an EE router. The styling is messed up since something changed in the middle of the night.

All these rows lined up before yesterday and extended the full horizontal width of that scrollable area, and it didn't have these borders on each item, also the padding has gone from the first 3 items as you can see. Some CSS styling is not loading correctly.

Another picture, these devices go into the same switch, so if that were the case why are these items not even aligned,

 

This is what the router page looked like before something has changed:

[Northerner]

Hi @monitorcurve 

Have you tried a different browser and cleared your cache in the current browser. 

Thanks 

[monitorcurve]

Done all of that, different devices, I'm a Web Developer so I know it's not a caching issue.

Looks like they've forced a  router upgrade, and each item in the list to be button elements, and there's no proper styling for them, although I have no way of confirming that. Would need other people to post a screenshot of their current router page listing all the devices connected to it to confirm it or not.

[monitorcurve]

This was finally fixed when they rolled out the latest router firmware update (6 WEEKS to fix!)