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 Hello, up until yesterday everything was fine and I'm unsure of what I may have done to cause this, as I only recall messing with the Recent Threads box and Sidebar Redux -- However, below is an example of the problem I'm facing, can anyone make sense of this for me? Thanks!

[Ulises]

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Looks like the position attribute in this CSS:



is responsible but when I take it out the arrow associated with the post bubble disappears so what I would suggest is going directly to the author for this: smangii.proboards.com/thread/41010/night-rising

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Sept 16, 2016 11:17:05 GMT -8 Ulises said:

••GamingBoards.net•• Hi.

Looks like the position attribute in this CSS:



is responsible but when I take it out the arrow associated with the post bubble disappears so what I would suggest is going directly to the author for this: smangii.proboards.com/thread/41010/night-rising

Thanks for trying Ulises I, I will do that. I just find it so odd that it's worked ever since I've used that theme which has been probably 6 months at least.

[Ulises]

No problem. Thought about it a bit and came back with a solution that will hopefully work on your forum (I still recommend you go to the author if this doesn't work) Find this in your style sheet (around lines 1794-1795):

.posts .post .content,

.messages .message .content { margin-left: 210px; display: block; padding: 0px; position: relative; z-index: 2; }

and replace those lines with this:

.posts .post .content{ margin-left: 210px; margin-right: 180px; position: absolute;padding: 0px; z-index: 2;}

.messages .message .content { margin-left: 210px; display: block; padding: 0px; position: relative; z-index: 2; }

Again, I haven't test this on your forum but rather a theme I exported from yours onto my own test forum. Give it a try.

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Sept 16, 2016 11:37:40 GMT -8 Ulises said:

No problem. Thought about it a bit and came back with a solution that will hopefully work on your forum (I still recommend you go to the author if this doesn't work) Find this in your style sheet (around lines 1794-1795):

.posts .post .content,

.messages .message .content { margin-left: 210px; display: block; padding: 0px; position: relative; z-index: 2; }

and replace those lines with this:

.posts .post .content{ margin-left: 210px; margin-right: 180px; position: absolute;padding: 0px; z-index: 2;}

.messages .message .content { margin-left: 210px; display: block; padding: 0px; position: relative; z-index: 2; }

Again, I haven't test this on your forum but rather a theme I exported from yours onto my own test forum. Give it a try.

Testing now, thanks !



EDIT: It made everything crazy when it comes to the bubble size, and some bubbles overlap one another. hmm

[Ulises]

Yeah, looks like it went crazier than I expected. Matej mentioned to me that a container has the overflow attribute set to hidden for the content within a container. Specifically if you go to around line 464 of your style sheet you'll find this:

.container > .content { overflow: hidden; }

That describes and is responsible for the cutting off. You can revert the changes I told you previously and either delete or comment out the line quoted above. That should do the trick. However, again I must tell you that this can have other side effects on the look of your forum which is why its best to consult the author.

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Sept 16, 2016 12:09:01 GMT -8 Ulises said:

Yeah, looks like it went crazier than I expected. Matej mentioned to me that a container has the overflow attribute set to hidden for the content within a container. Specifically if you go to around line 464 of your style sheet you'll find this:

.container > .content { overflow: hidden; }

That describes and is responsible for the cutting off. You can revert the changes I told you previously and either delete or comment out the line quoted above. That should do the trick. However, again I must tell you that this can have other side effects on the look of your forum which is why its best to consult the author.

That did the trick, thank you!