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AndiMN

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11/07/2007 1:14 PM
Is there a way to get the right-hand column in the forum not to keep resizing its width? (I'm talking about the one that shows random forum threads/replies.) It keeps resizing the middle column when it does that, which makes it harder to read posts and type replies -- and is giving me a major migraine. :-( Andi

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11/07/2007 1:37 PM
Hrrm. Haven't heard that before. What browser/platforum are you on?

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11/07/2007 1:42 PM
Okay, I see it. Curse you Firefox users!

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dbalcer

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11/07/2007 2:07 PM
It is doing that to me also and I am using Netscape. Debby from SC

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AndiMN

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11/07/2007 2:08 PM
Posted By admin account on 11/07/2007 1:42 PM Okay, I see it. Curse you Firefox users! What, because we use a standards-compliant browser? Seriously, though, I know how you feel. Cross-browser compatibility is such a pain!

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11/07/2007 2:57 PM
Okay. I made a change which should adress the issue for now. I've moved the latest posts down to the bottom where it should have 'breathing room' to resize. Thanks for pointing it out. The Firefox browsers might have to shoulder the burden a bit for two reasons I can think of, IE has the market penetration and Firefox users generally should be able to cope with browser oddness. Wait until everyone starts screaming when I start adding Silverlight components! Hah!

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11/07/2007 2:58 PM
Posted By dbalcer on 11/07/2007 2:07 PM It is doing that to me also and I am using Netscape. Debby from SC Yep. Netscape and Firefox are cousins. If you come across other issues please let us know!

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Daniel

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11/15/2007 8:36 AM
Don't be a Microsoft fan boy. A real web developer develops based off the W3C standards. If you develop it to work in Firefox it should work in Netscape, Opera and Safari as well. Then you can apply the additional IE HACKS if it does not appear properly in IE. Oh and you best check IE 6 and IE 7 separately because the older one doesn't behave as well as it's younger brother. Base on real data, out of all IE users there is about 50% using 6 and 50% using 7.

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