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Hi, weareallone.

This is the same text field that was mentioned yesterday along with its location.


The HTML found on lines 17 through 19 of the aforementioned template are producing it according to the plugin's description on its library page.

Have they informed you that they're still experiencing the issue? There's always the possibility that their offline life has temporarily taken precedence.

If it's the former the only thing I can really suggest that hasn't been proposed yet is clearing their browser's cookies and cache to eliminate that as a factor.

The Recent Threads list will always show the most recently updated threads indiscriminately regardless of their age. There's no way to change its default behavior.

Anything updated recently that you haven't read will be marked with a "new" icon to distinguish it from content you've already read.

Hi, manobebo2000.

We do not currently provide two-factor authentication.

However, we are currently working on the next version of our forum software so like many modern web features that are being added there's always the possibility that it will make an appearance there.

Hi, viveriosj.

This is a support forum for the ProBoards forum software. We're only qualified to answer technical support questions relating to the forums we host here. I'm afraid we wouldn't be able to help you with this query as it doesn't seem to have anything to do with our service. Sorry!

Margins are the ideal solution here. If you want to ensure that everything is uniform (up until the combined width of your mini-profiles meets your forum width anyways) I recommend adding a right, left, and bottom margin. The bottom margin should be double the size of the left and right margins so that the spacing is the same.

Example:


Realistically you should never rely on the HTML to style an element. The CSS should be doing all of the styling work to make the page clean and beautified. The only job of the HTML is to determine where things go on the page and how they're identified, not how they look.

For example, you can use HTML to center text within an element but that should really be the job of your CSS. In the case of this thread you should be using margins to space out your mini-profiles rather than text elements.

I would recommend comparing against the user's ID rather than the $[user] variable itself as there's no guarantee the HTML that gets produced by that variable will remain consistent.