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Able to reproduce the bug on FF 3.5 (Win XP) too.
Fix1: Remove the overflow and padding-left properties, from: Code:
#memberlist.block .blockbody { overflow:auto; padding-left:1px; width:100%; }
More elegant... Don't apply the blocksubhead class on <th> directly. Change: Code:
<th class="blocksubhead">Avatar</th> Code:
<th><span class="blocksubhead">Avatar</span></th> |
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Confirmed now.. (browser FF 3.5.4)
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@hypermiler:
"Status: Working as Designed" Really? You do know that we are talking about the scroll-bar on the element <div class="blockbody">[...]</div> and not the browser/page's horizontal scroll-bar. |
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Yes, it's working as designed. Do you know how difficult it was to get it to draw a scrollbar for no reason? :)
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Still there in the updated style.
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This is working as designed.
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Because it is designed to have a horizontal scroll bar if the content is wider than the screen. As administrators can add or remove any field from the listing, the width is unknown. If you're content isn't wider than the user's browser window, then they won't see a horizontal scrollbar. If it is then they will.
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@Wayne: Thanks for the reply.
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1680 x 1050 and i can confirm.
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Fixed in beta 3 (this site is not reproduced).
Screenshot: ![]() Browser: Firefox 3.5.5 (1024x768) |
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