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Pannonian 20:36 02-13-2008
They run into the next post, like so. From this post, click into the main thread. I'm using the dial up skin, but the effect occurs on default, RTW and probably other skins too.

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Caius 20:37 02-13-2008
Does it broke the rules?

I'm very sorry If I didnt notice,

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drone 21:29 02-13-2008
This has been happening for a while. I think it usually occurs when there is a image embedded in the sig.

Edit-> Caius, get out of my post!

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Caius 21:33 02-13-2008
I dont have any problem. Can I see a pic?

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Charge 21:34 02-13-2008
quotes in sig usually do this..

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Omanes Alexandrapolites 21:38 02-13-2008
I believe there was an issue a while back with the smile area to the right of posts being misaligned on Mozilla browsers. I'm not too sure, but this may be related if IE/Opera users aren't having the same problems in pages.

If in need of a temporary solution, you can disable signature in your UserCP at the top of the "Thread Display Options" section. I've had them disabled for quite some time - I find that moving through threads without them is much easier due to a lower level of visual distractions.



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drone 21:50 02-13-2008
Here's a screenie:
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Taken using Firefox 2.0.0.12. It looks like the sigs exceed the posting "box" depending on how images are placed and rendered.

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pevergreen 22:20 02-13-2008
This rarely happens to me (IE7) and if it does, everything is bunched up into the part where the edit line goes.

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drone 22:31 02-13-2008
A screenie of pevergreen's post:
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So with that I'm tempted to say the problem occurs with quotes as well.

Here is a screenie with no quotes in the sig, just an image:
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TinCow 22:46 02-13-2008
It occurs with mine as well when I edit a post. My sig overlaps the edit line. I will demonstrate by editing this post.

I have tried to fix this by moving text to the side of the main picture, but I cannot find any way to do this with the forum code.

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Quirinus 11:11 02-14-2008
That is odd. I don't have a problem with it at all, using IE7 on XP.

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TosaInu 12:59 02-14-2008
Hello,

It depends on the browser and resolution/size of browser window used. It will be looked at.

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Andres 12:59 02-14-2008
I use IE 6, never encountered such a problem.

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TosaInu 13:10 02-14-2008
That's the problem with browser Andres, you had that years ago and there still are issues.

The smileybox in the full reply for example, stretches beyond the outer border in Opera, but it will fix after F5. I've never seen that when using IE.

Dividing spaces look good in IE, but different in Opera. There's code in the templates to provide different instructions to different browsers in order to get an identical effect, but this doesn't always work, nor is it always there.

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TinCow 13:25 02-14-2008
If this info helps, I use Firefox 2.0.0.12 and am running in 1680 x 1050.

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Husar 13:53 02-14-2008
Originally Posted by TosaInu:
The smileybox in the full reply for example, stretches beyond the outer border in Opera, but it will fix after F5. I've never seen that when using IE.
Doesn't do that here.
I use 1280*1024 and have the panels open, but the smileybox seems fine.

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drone 17:02 02-14-2008
Originally Posted by TinCow:
If this info helps, I use Firefox 2.0.0.12 and am running in 1680 x 1050.
Forgot to add resolution. My screenies are from Firefox 2.0.0.12 at 1600x1200.

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Evil_Maniac From Mars 22:07 02-14-2008
Originally Posted by Quirinus:
That is odd. I don't have a problem with it at all, using IE7 on XP.

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I get roughly the same image, using Opera. It seems to be Firefox users or users using larger than average font that this is happening to.

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Vladimir 22:09 02-14-2008
Originally Posted by Charge:
quotes in sig usually do this..
An anti-gay banner?

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caravel 01:47 02-15-2008
I get this problem in Firefox running under Linux but not in windows. It's down to the font size (Linux uses different fonts). drone in particular has scaled up the fonts in his Firefox under windows, which causes the same problem. The default size is ok.



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drone 17:16 02-15-2008
I'm getting old, what can I say?

Edit-> this is a screenie of the same post, but with the fonts shrunk 2 sizes down. macsen rufus's signature still goes out of the box.
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The Wandering Scholar 19:56 02-15-2008
Originally Posted by drone:
Here's a screenie:
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Taken using Firefox 2.0.0.12. It looks like the sigs exceed the posting "box" depending on how images are placed and rendered.
Woah how big is that font?

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drone 22:28 02-15-2008
Originally Posted by Tom0:
Woah how big is that font?
Not that big, when viewed at 1600x1200 on a 19" CRT. It's a bigger font than what I use in code windows, but those are straight white text, black background. I spend way too much time on the Org, I don't want to strain my eyes.

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Whacker 22:52 02-15-2008
Tincow and Pever's sigs ruin my Org reading experience.

Firefox 2.0.0.12 at 1280x1024 resolution.



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The Wandering Scholar 23:41 02-15-2008
Originally Posted by drone:
I spend way too much time on the Org, I don't want to strain my eyes.
Good point *increasing font size*

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Quirinus 07:28 02-23-2008
For some reason, it happened to me yesterday-- my sig getting mashed up with the "Edited by" line. I'm using IE7, and that was the first time it happened to me. I thought IE7 was immune from this?

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Martok 00:08 02-27-2008
Okay, now I'm problems with this as well (since I began using Mozilla Firefox).


Originally Posted by caravel:
I get this problem in Firefox running under Linux but not in windows. It's down to the font size (Linux uses different fonts). drone in particular has scaled up the fonts in his Firefox under windows, which causes the same problem. The default size is ok.

So changing the font size should work? If so, how do I change it?

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drone 00:28 02-27-2008
Originally Posted by Martok:
Okay, now I'm problems with this as well (since I began using Mozilla Firefox).



So changing the font size should work? If so, how do I change it?
"ctrl +" and "ctrl -" increase/decrease the font size in Firefox. It won't fix the problem, but it will help.

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Raz 13:04 02-27-2008
Honestly, if you want to annihilate the problem (yes, annihilate - extreme measure), there will have to be heavy rules on sig sizes. They're total size, not just images, including text and quotes. But many wouldn't really enjoy giving up up to half of their signature. Unlike me, who has grown used to using simple text with a max of three lines. Only recently has it been since I've expanded my sig with extra lines and small images. Still can't get used to anything bigger, even when I try to add something large, it just doesn't sit right with me.

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TosaInu 23:13 02-29-2008
There are rules on sigs Raz: https://forums.totalwar.org/vb/faq.p...faq_faq_sigpic

The problem should be solved.

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