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Just a heads up:
I am noticing horizontal scrollbars are appearing in many places on postnuke.com (when viewed with firefox). IMO this type of thing looks highly unprofessional and should be resolved as soon as possible.
http://news.postnuke.com/
http://mods.postnuke.com/
http://docs.postnuke.com/
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Hadnt noticed before, but now I see it...
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Same as Lobos, but that isn't surprising as it's a 100% width theme....
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yeesh. it looks like someone's doing something.. either upgrading each little by little :? or... yah. yah. shumbudy should fickshet.
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Well, I begrudgingly opened Internet Explorer and went to news.postnuke.com, and no scrollbar?
Still, that adds 1 advantage to IE over Firefox, bringing the total to... 1.
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\it has been happening to a few sites since the release of FF 0.9 or 1.0 and \i think it is something to do with the way the ff browser interprets certain width attributes. I would say this is a case of Firefox doing the right thing as opposed to any error due to the fact that this phenomenom has been occuring throurout the lzst 2 or so version releases. Normally things like this are fixed quickly if they are errors in the firefox browser.
I orginally helped Mark to fix this issue on the main sites a few months back, but it seems someone has changed his code...
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Yup. I see them too in firefox at 1024.
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