Daniel

I think that instead of these new function being constructors, they should be builder-like functions. It makes the api a lot more flexible, at the small cost of turning `Padding::bottom(5.0)`...

E.g. ```rust /// Sets the top padding to `padding`. pub const fn top(self, padding: f32) -> Self { Self { top: padding, ..self } } ```

> > I think that instead of these new function being constructors, they should be builder-like functions. It makes the api a lot more flexible, at the small cost of...

> > However, I don't think having separate constructors for each is required here and just adds unnecessary complexity. > > I better than > > ```rust > Padding {...

Upon further testing, the issue only seems to appear on certain situations and is mostly inconspicuous, so it might be fine to revert 33066bca1af6c67e5188c0481403f28afabcbe1f (I think I've managed to confuse...

Could you run the application with the `RUST_LOG=debug` environment variable set and copy/paste the logs here? Would help us know what's going on.

Your system is running an older version of glibc, try upgrading it or use the `x86_64-unknown-linux-musl` target to statically link a libc.

`docs.rs` documentation should be used for the `crates.io` releases. `docs.iced.rs` is for the latest master. On `iced.rs`, there are links to `docs.rs` for documentation on the latest release and to...

> The "Get Started" button on [iced.rs](https://iced.rs/) takes you to `book.iced.rs` which coincides with the development branch (mentions the usage of new patterns like iced::run(), which seems to be new...

You need to run `cargo doc --all-features --open` to build the docs right now I believe.