Andreas Loew

I've included it in the docs... https://ngx-translate.org/getting-started/translation-files/#standalone-components

Thanks for providing this code. I've updated our tutorial. https://www.codeandweb.com/babeledit/tutorials/how-to-translate-your-angular-app-with-ngx-translate I'll also update the ngx-translate documentation soon.

You can switch to my ngx-translate fork. Version 16 fully supports stand alone modules and does not require importing the module anymore. => https://ngx-translate.org/getting-started/installation/

Fixed in @ngx-translate/core@16

It might also depend on how you use your sprites. If this is the correct offset, it looks to me like you are using a trimmed sprite and draw it...

I ran additional tests and confirmed the following behavior: - The issue occurs in both **Chrome** and **Safari**. - It only appears when viewing **individual days**, such as **2025-06-02**, suggesting...

Do you have a demo project for this issue? My test projects don't have any problems with this.

Included in the new documentation: https://ngx-translate.org/

Integrated in upcoming ngx-transalte 16 https://github.com/CodeAndWeb/ngx-translate/commit/f304f9ba2098678788145f834bc34d271ce3e918

Fixed in @ngx-translate/core@16