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(@melanies)
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I didn't really know how to term it in the subject line, but I've noticed that if I don't physically put a hard return HTML code in my profile, it will just continue on and on, streaming clear off the side of the page. It's hard to explain, so I hope this makes sense.

Is there any way we can make it so it automatically sets the size of the info box so things don't scroll clear off to the right, but instead return (as they do for forum posts)?

Mel


 
Posted : 01/07/2008 3:29 am
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I didn't really know how to term it in the subject line, but I've noticed that if I don't physically put a hard return HTML code in my profile, it will just continue on and on, streaming clear off the side of the page. It's hard to explain, so I hope this makes sense.

Is there any way we can make it so it automatically sets the size of the info box so things don't scroll clear off to the right, but instead return (as they do for forum posts)?

Mel

well Mel, although i believe i know what you mean.. i'm going to leave this up to Tim. :wink:
i use IE to view forums/profiles. it seems to fit the size of the page. now if i use "firefox" it does spread out to heaven's knows where! i notice that in Myspace as well. so IE is friendly for me. :D


 
Posted : 01/07/2008 3:18 pm
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I didn't really know how to term it in the subject line, but I've noticed that if I don't physically put a hard return HTML code in my profile, it will just continue on and on, streaming clear off the side of the page. It's hard to explain, so I hope this makes sense.

Is there any way we can make it so it automatically sets the size of the info box so things don't scroll clear off to the right, but instead return (as they do for forum posts)?

Mel

its because people wanted the ability to use css in there profiles..if theres enough demand for people not to use css.


 
Posted : 01/07/2008 6:27 pm
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Maybe that's the problem, Spook. I'm using Firefox. Its the only one I can use that doesn't bog me down when I'm watching the streams. Guess it's give and take.

I don't even know what CSS is, Tim, so I'm waaaaaay outta the loop!! lol

Pooh.


 
Posted : 01/07/2008 6:52 pm
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Maybe that's the problem, Spook. I'm using Firefox. Its the only one I can use that doesn't bog me down when I'm watching the streams. Guess it's give and take.

I don't even know what CSS is, Tim, so I'm waaaaaay outta the loop!! lol

Pooh.

right Mel.. if you use firefox for the streams.. just bring up IE for the forums. i have mine bookmarked, so i don't mind two different windows up. it works fine for me that way. :D

haha.. you are right Tim! :wink: why didn't i think of that, eh?


 
Posted : 01/07/2008 7:26 pm
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I didn't really know how to term it in the subject line, but I've noticed that if I don't physically put a hard return HTML code in my profile, it will just continue on and on, streaming clear off the side of the page. It's hard to explain, so I hope this makes sense.

Is there any way we can make it so it automatically sets the size of the info box so things don't scroll clear off to the right, but instead return (as they do for forum posts)?

Mel

its because people wanted the ability to use css in there profiles..if theres enough demand for people not to use css.

Tim was css the ability at one time back awhile ago that allowed us to size and border and color our profile etc..change it up...nope never used it lol


 
Posted : 01/07/2008 9:30 pm
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