Rendering problem on yacs.com [Solved]
Sometimes parts of the comments are not shown
Solution has been fully integratedSolution Manager: Bernard
Issue description
In some articles in the Forum (not all), sometimes the right-hand side of the comments is cut off and I am missing the last few letters of every line. Just like this :
First, I thought it was due to the side panel, rendering on top of the text, but then I noticed that it does the same thing down the page, where there is no side-panel anymore.
I have never noticed such a thing on my site. This is something happening on www.yetanothercommunitysystem.com
For your info, I am using IE6 and the screenshots were taken from this post.
First, I thought it was due to the side panel, rendering on top of the text, but then I noticed that it does the same thing down the page, where there is no side-panel anymore.
I have never noticed such a thing on my site. This is something happening on www.yetanothercommunitysystem.com
For your info, I am using IE6 and the screenshots were taken from this post.
Comments
Bernard from nearby-an-airport Associate, 6798 posts |
This is because of a long URL put in the post. I have cut it to something shorter to fix the issue. Another way to achieve the same result is to use the code [folder]...[/folder] to make the large line visible only to people interested into it. Or better, use the code [link=short label]long URL[/link] to have only the short label displayed.
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NickR from West Yorkshire, UK 337 posts |
Bernard: I notice on various forums I use, they automatically truncate the text of a hyperlink, this might be a useful feature: www.thisisareallysillylonglongurl... Also, consider this CSS, which I found via google at Wrapping long urls
width: 30em; /* constrain width */
height: 1.5em; /* constrain height */
overflow: hidden; /* hide excess */
Hope this helps, I think its IE/FF/Opera compatible. |
Lasares from L'Île-Bizard à Montréal, Québec 710 posts |
Thank you guys ! I'll make sure to check my own url when posting. However, since one cannot ask every collaborator to comply with every technical detail, I will experiment with the CSS on my own sites. And I agree that automatic truncating should eventually become a standard feature of yacs. |
| Bernard from nearby-an-airport Associate, 6798 posts |
The CSS described by NickR is already at work, and YACS does have a truncating function. Some tuning is missing probably... |
Christian from Chonas l'Amballan Associate, 855 posts |
Close but to test for the 8.6 version |
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Posted by Lasares on Dec. 17 2006, edited by Christian on June 9, (popular)
