Sample Skin

[karbock]

Is it only the player panel font that you have set to a custom one, or others also?

The problem occurs with larger sizes for the default font:
* 14 and above with Segoe UI, Trebuchet, Ubuntu
* 16 and above with Arial, Candara

The reason why that ProTunes skin doesn't show the issue for you is probably because it has "UseModernMenuButton"> set to "true".
I am guessing that if you use:
<element id="UseModernMenuButton">true</element>
in the Sample Skin, it will also display the black line for you?

No change with that setting, though.

[hiccup]

The problem occurs with larger sizes for the default font:

I tried Segoe UI 14, and the button doesn't get misaligned for me.
It might be of help if you can figure out why that is happening for you.

[karbock]

I tried Segoe UI 14, and the button doesn't get misaligned for me.
It might be of help if you can figure out why that is happening for you.

The vertical misalignment of "MusicBee" in the button is only visible with some fonts (*), even with row padding = compressed,
but not with Segoe UI 14 for example.
Anyway, it doesn't affect the presence of the black line over the track title.
(*) Such as: Ubuntu, Papyrus, Comfortaa, Commissioner, Kristen ITC (not shipped with Windows).

From the tests performed so far, the only factor triggering the black line is the size of the default font.
And the larger the default font, the thicker the black line.

[hiccup]

And the larger the default font, the thicker the black line.

I can now replicate the black line.
It's indeed mainly related to the default font, but (in combination with that) the player panel font can also trigger it.
Here's 'your' ProTunes skin, also showing the black line, exactly the width of the space available for the song title:



Anywayzzz, I'm sure the fix is imminent.

[Steven]

the graphics glitch is fixed and the button alignment should be much better
https://getmusicbee.com/patches/MusicBee36_Patched.zip

any issues, its best if a new topic is created as none of this is specific to this skin

[karbock]

All correct now, thanks Steven!