*don't*
dang this non-editing mode.
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I Hate This New Forum
SpANG
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“To a rational mind, nothing is inexplicable. Only unexplained.”
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skoolmunkee
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nono. I actually don't care if the images are too big.
As long as they down break the table.
like this:
http://i80.photobucket.com/albums/j179/srow/Drunk_Duck_help/forum44.jpg
That's what I don't like. Although, I don't mind if they do that IF it only affects the one post. It's really terrible when ALL the posts on the page scroll too far to the right because of an image in one post. I've seen forums though where each post is treated individually so if there is a table-breaking one, it only breaks in the one spot and not all the way down the line.
IT'S OLD BATMAN
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SpANG
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Oh, yeah. I forgot that all of the posts would be like that too, then.
“To a rational mind, nothing is inexplicable. Only unexplained.”
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Volte6
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Forum images have a max-width CSS property set to 600 pixels wide… this should keep them small on many browsers.
Unfortunately the feature isn't fully supported accross browsers … I think IE6 doesn't support it… ( It works in my IE7 ).
So this should be more or less a decent fix. An alternative “Supported Feature” would be to make images a maximum width and anything over that adds scroll bars for the image.. but that's so oogly!
…Oh, editing fixed.
Unfortunately the feature isn't fully supported accross browsers … I think IE6 doesn't support it… ( It works in my IE7 ).
So this should be more or less a decent fix. An alternative “Supported Feature” would be to make images a maximum width and anything over that adds scroll bars for the image.. but that's so oogly!
…Oh, editing fixed.
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Volte6
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If it turns out that the current max-width fix isn't good enough I could always split every post into it's own table or something that would allow individual stretching… I just prefer a more elegant solution if possible.
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