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Huh, I just checked it on firefox, and it is stretched, yet it is fine on chrome. Friggin browsers!

Adding table-layout: fixed; to the table should fix it for Firefox.

(12-11-2015, 07:55 PM)Garteal Wrote: [ -> ]Adding table-layout: fixed; to the table should fix it for Firefox.

That works in FF, but it has the nasty effect of pushing the reply textareas (for quick reply and the advanced editor) all the way to the right of the screen

Man, I forgot how much of a pain it was to design things in CSS, trying to make it perfect in all browsers...

(12-12-2015, 02:03 AM)Shonumi Wrote: [ -> ]That works in FF, but it has the nasty effect of pushing the reply textareas (for quick reply and the advanced editor) all the way to the right of the screen

Where are you adding it? It works fine if you add it to the proper element.
Simply add the following css. For some reason .tfixed isn't even declared.

(12-12-2015, 02:28 AM)Garteal Wrote: [ -> ]

(12-12-2015, 02:03 AM)Shonumi Wrote: [ -> ]That works in FF, but it has the nasty effect of pushing the reply textareas (for quick reply and the advanced editor) all the way to the right of the screen

Where are you adding it? It works fine if you add it to the proper element.
Simply add the following css. For some reason .tfixed isn't even declared.

Code:

.tfixed { table-layout: fixed; }

I was adding it to the global table definition.

It's fixed now, by why on earth do people insist on using tables for designing things? At least when I was into HTML/CSS, that was a major no-no. Even when they looked nice, it was bad form to rely on them for structuring a webpage.

(12-12-2015, 04:13 AM)Shonumi Wrote: [ -> ]At least when I was into HTML/CSS, that was a major no-no. Even when they looked nice, it was bad form to rely on them for structuring a webpage.

It still is a big no-no and a huge mistake. Especially since modern browsers don't really need <table>s for layouts as older browsers did if you wanted it to look good; nowadays, CSS3 should be sufficient.

Just to know, is the theme that the Dolphin forum uses open-source? I couldn't find it on the official GitHub organisation.

The default theme we're using is "Simpl".

I wonder if a newer theme might be more mobile friendly, or of MyBB is just like that. Hmm...

Noticed a new issue, huge links overlaps the post area (here's an example). Removing "table-layout: fixed" manually from the CSS somewhat works but then the post will be resized to fit the link and will result in the same issue we had with huge images before...

Probably needs something more to wrap the text properly. Why can't we just win?

Will take a look at it soon. Others feel free to give it a shot too.