@dex_luther Seems to be a Windows 10 issue (see my screenshot above of Windows 11).
It's very odd though. Not sure why it ignores being forced to be locked into a position (height), but seems to be totally ignoring it.

I've tried something with a new version of 2.3.6 that I just uploaded (replacing the existing 2.3.6), not sure if that would fix this or not - since I'm unable to test it. You'll see the date being updated to today (same version number - link). Give it a try and see if it helps, kinda doubt it though.

@hans I downloaded and tried the version some your link, the info thing still occurs. It's weird that it's a Windows 10 only issue.

@dex_luther Thank you for checking - it is much appreciated.

Bummer, I have to keep guessing as I cannot reproduce the issue on my virtual machine or my Windows (11) laptop.
I've spend a bit of time digging through the 3rd party code that handles the darktheme-look, to see if they dropped the ball somewhere, but couldn't find an issue there either.

Indeed weird that happens in Windows 10 only (it seems) - I haven's seen anything like that before, and see no reason why it would fail since previous version of RMTV did not seem to have that problem. The only major things that changed are the darktheme support and 64bit executable.

To reproduce I'd need to go find a Windows 10 ISO file of the exact version you're using. I'll try and see what I can come up with.

Managed to find an ISO file of Windows 10 22H2 Home, created a virtual machine and test RMTV 2.3.6.

No matter how I resize the RMTV window, or what datasource I use (TVDB/TMDB) the info box shows just fine.
Can you check the exact version info (run "winver")?
I assume you used "Days with my Stepsister" (TVDB data). Correct me if I'm wrong.

Note are you running anything theme related? Custom theme? Or theme tools?

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Can you check the exact version info (run "winver")?

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I assume you used "Days with my Stepsister" (TVDB data). Correct me if I'm wrong.

Yes, but it happens with any Show and any data source as long as the description is long enough.

Using TMDB:

Completely different show (Stargate SG-1):

TVMAZE:

TVDB:

I just brought it up because I thought it might have been a small error and a quick fix. It's a small issue, but doesn't seem to be a quick or easy fix since we can't even figure out why/how it's occurring. At the end of the day, it's not really a big deal.

Side Note: Thank you for changing to 64-bit. It's made dealing with anime titles and their sometimes extremely long titles, which make paths and file names insanely long, pretty easy. The 32-bit version used to throw errors because of the long paths and/or filenames, so I'd have to move files around just to rename them. lol

Took me more work than I had hoped for but I finally found where this goes sideways ... (something I cannot fix though)

Looks like you have enabled scaling and set it to larger than 100%. Example here with 125%:

And here the same with 100% (needed to restart RMTV to see the effect):

I tested this with Windows 11 (way more finicky when it comes to setting the scaling) and there I do not see this happening, but it doesn't scale either (where as Windows 10 does).

I'll do some tests to see if I can fix this, but I highly doubt it as it may depend on the widgetset "as provided" by my dev tools.

Believe it or not, I think I found a fix.

I've uploaded a new version (2.3.7) that should fix this (it did on my virtual machine), please confirm if you can. 😊 
It seem to be related to widget scaling working odd in Windows 10 vs my dev tools.