When viewing a thread, the post containers seem to be resizing themselves in a very random fashion. Everytime I refresh the thread, different posts are affected. IE and Opera users haven't stumbled into the problem so far, but it seems to happen constantly in Firefox.

This is best explained with a picture: http://isbjorn.org/forumproblem.jpg

I'm using the August 11th package of the module. Added a couple of small paddings, changed some font sizes and made td.post_user_info slightly narrower, but besides that I haven't modified the CSS in any significant way.

Any ideas?

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daniel.hunt’s picture

daniel.hunt commented

This is a known issue, but I can';t for the life of me find out what's causing it :/

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p0x commented

If it helps, I'm using a heavily modified version of the Newsportal theme on Drupal 5.2:
http://drupal.org/project/newsportal

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mperabo commented

Don't think it is related to the theme. I'm going with the same phenomenon while using a customized theme based on Danger4K.

Site: http://www.einfach-trainieren.de

p0x’s picture

p0x commented

I'm not getting the problem at all while browsing your forums, mperabo. Did you find a fix or?

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mperabo commented

No, I didn't. But you are right, it disappeared somehow. The only thing i did in the meanwhile (maybe it helps?):

-Reduced the max size of user pictures from 150px to 80px,

- changed - while troubleshooting layout and googtube module - the order of input filters.

Current order is:

* most important (in my eyes): Linebraek converter disabled
* BBCode
* Hide Email-Adresses
* Quote Filter
* Smilies Filter
* URL-Filter
* GoogTube
* UIEForum BBCode+Smilies

Hope that helps someone.

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pfulton commented

Also having this problem, and I do not think that it's related to my theming because I've noticed it happens on any theme that I switch to.

mperabo, I rearranged my filters and also disabled linebreaks, but that didn't seem to help. I also commented out the print $styles call and hard coded my style sheet calls - removing them one by one to see if I could narrow down which one could be causing the problem, and none of them seemed to do it.

There has to be some kind of conflict with some CSS somewhere though, because when I strip out all styling, the page is ok.

This problem is only happening in Firefox from what I can tell.

Other than that, thanks for making UIE forum. I love it so far!

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daniel.hunt commented
Assigned: Unassigned » daniel.hunt
Status: Active » Closed (duplicate)

I'm marking this as a duplicate of 88757

Still no closer to finding a solution though