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Blog post cut-off and content is missing from the page

I was browsing my old blog post and noticed that the content is cut-off about a quarter of the way through (page content HTML is not even on the page).

You can see the full blog post still exists in the repo so it seems to be a CMS/build issue.

What is/are the relevant URL(s)

https://about.gitlab.com/blog/2018/05/30/journey-in-native-unicode-emoji/

Briefly describe the bug

The blog post cuts off a quarter of the way through the content.

Notice the content is cut-off in the middle of a table at Full font-stack | Small emoji font-stack

This is a recent regression with the new look of blog posts.

If possible, please specify how to reproduce the bug

Just visit the page and notice the content is cut-off in the middle of a table

Please provide any relevant screenshots or screencasts

What is your window size, browser, operating system, and versions

  • Chrome Version 119.0.6045.159
  • Firefox 119.0.1 (64-bit)

What computing device are you using?

Linux Desktop (Manjaro, Arch-based with XFCE)

What type of input are you attempting to use?

Webpage interactivity is often tied to a specific device event.

  • Touchscreen
  • Touchpad
  • Mouse click
  • Mouse click and drag
  • Scrollwheel
  • Keyboard
  • Stylus
  • Other (please specify)

Have you tried a fresh incognito window? Could this be related to cookies or account type/state?

  • I tried a fresh incognito window & it had no impact.
  • The problem goes away when using an incognito window.
  • The problem only happens when certain cookies are set to a specific value (please specify below).

Please list any browser plugins you have enabled

Why do we ask for this? Certain website bugs may be caused by plugins. For example: Adblock, noscript, ghostery, safe browsing.

(not relevant, reproducible in multiple browsers, incognito, etc)

Are you blocking javascript or any other resources?

Javascript is needed for certain website functionality.

  • I AM blocking javascript or other resources.
  • I am NOT blocking javascript or other resources.

What is your geographic location

Why do we ask for this? Certain bugs may be geographically related. For example, if you're in the European Union, it could be related to GDPR policy and cookies.

United States

What type of network are you connected to?

Type

  • Wired
  • Wifi
  • Cellular (4G, 5G, etc)
  • Satellite
  • Other

Location

  • Home
  • Workplace
  • Travel facility (hotel, airport, conference center, etc)
  • Public venue (restaurant, library, cafe, etc)
  • VPN
  • Other

Hardware

  • I am behind a network security appliance such as a firewall
  • I am using a pi-hole or other hardware-based traffic blocker
  • Other

/cc @gl-website

Edited by Eric Eastwood