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#### Summary:
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Page labels seem to be too big, and overflow their black background which they should be inside of. Only observed on Windows, Fedora local build does not have this issue.
#### Steps to reproduce:
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- open the contest winner from https://inkscape.org/\\\~Denis_Kuznetsky/%E2%98%85isometric-madness
#### What happened?
{width=673 height=335}
#### What should have happened?
No overflow.
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Inkscape 1.5-dev (6988912, 2026-04-20, custom)
Compile (Run)
GLib version: 2.86.3
GTK version: 4.20.3 (4.20.3)
glibmm version: 2.86.0
gtkmm version: 4.20.0
libxml2 version: 2.15.1
libxslt version: 1.1.45
Cairo version: 1.18.4 (1.18.4)
Pango version: 1.56.4 (1.56.4)
HarfBuzz version: 12.3.0 (12.3.0)
Poppler version: 25.12.0
OS version: Windows 10 22H2
```
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