Report Downloads & Emailing Broken in Google Chrome

League Connect's reporting functionality is partially broken in Google Chrome. I think this is also true in Firefox, though it has been a while since I've tested it.

Because of this, I primarily use Microsoft Edge with League Connect.

The problem is that page showing the report output has its title text overlapping its pagination and download/email buttons. The result is that you can't download the reports or email coaches from it.

Watch in the below videos where after running the reports, I repeatedly click on the download and email links. Nothing happens (other than the text to the left suddenly being selected due to a perceived double-clicking of a standard text area).

Location report (doesn't have an email link, because it's not supposed to):


Contact report:


Here's what the contact report looks like in Microsoft Edge (which renders it correctly):


(note for privacy purposes I have put a white square over the coach contact info section)


I reported this bug many months ago, and it seems like it should be trivial to fix.

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