The Win10 forums are not displayed correctly:

https://www.tenforums.com/customization/21324-3d-borders-taskbar-possible.html

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Anixx
The Win10 forums are not displayed correctly:

https://www.tenforums.com/customization/21324-3d-borders-taskbar-possible.html

Right now, this can't be fixed.

It may be related, or not with some unsupported CSS values if in newer versions works.

I tried to dig a few weeks ago what was causing it, but as I don't use Windows 10, I just didn't bother too much.

Ok, gave a try again and... well, there isn't any unsupported CSS, but bad coding instead... (what a surprise )


If you are very interested in visiting that forum, add this to your usercontent.css:

@-moz-document domain(tenforums.com){
	.postrow{
		display: inline-block;
	 }
}

Place "!important" before ";" if it doesn't work at first try, but shouldn't need it.


But better, tell them that they can't tell one element to take the whole width and expect everything to work...



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 02/23/2017 11:10PM by JohnHell.

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Anixx
The Win10 forums are not displayed correctly:

https://www.tenforums.com/customization/21324-3d-borders-taskbar-possible.html

confirmed. this is happening with not just that forum topic. it's happening with ANY forum thread there.

well Johnhell, I DO use Win10 (the v1607 build 14393 kind) on one of my PCs.
On the other hand, the Ten forums site works okay with Opera 12.18 and the text is displayed properly there.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 02/24/2017 04:30PM by 4td8s.

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4td8s

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Anixx
The Win10 forums are not displayed correctly:

https://www.tenforums.com/customization/21324-3d-borders-taskbar-possible.html

confirmed. this is happening with not just that forum topic. it's happening with ANY forum thread there.

Yes it happens to every thread.

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4td8s
well Johnhell, I DO use Win10 (the v1607 build 14393 kind) on one of my PCs.

Didn't try to offend anyone. I said that as I don't use it, I didn't bother to fix. The information there can be found on other working sites too.

I'm "tired" of fixing sites to display..., my way. I wouldn't say the right way because that wouldn't be true.

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4td8s
On the other hand, the Ten forums site works okay with Opera 12.18 and the text is displayed properly there.

Yes, true, and to my regret... maybe Opera is be wrong. I don't think so, but you can proof it if newer Firefox versions behave like Opera.

Theoretically block elements should go to a new line, but after a float element, that is not that true and floats elements get followed by inline and block, unless you set or clear or inline-block.

It is confusing but from what I read looks like it works that way.

Opera might be right, they ever followed the standard so well but..., I don't know what to think this time.

It is explained here at 9nth point (scrolling a little):
http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/visuren.html

It displays what happens with blocked elements like P.

DIV is another block.

Unless clear is specified, they surround the float as inline.

Note too, that when the float was given the 100% of width, what happens is move the block to the right if nothing makes the block to wrap to the left.

Confusing, yes.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 02/24/2017 05:33PM by JohnHell.

JohnHell,
you fix works fine!

Thank you! Great job!

Ha - even works in KM1.6
Of course don't need this forum - YET, and hopefully never, but will keep that fix just in case.

Even though, after what pointed 4td8s about Opera, that it used to be (Presto versions, till 12.xx) very standard compliant, if someone tests with the latest Gecko engine to be sure this is not a bug in the Gecko versions used in K-meleon, better.

I don't ask for Chrome, because I bet it displays correctly there, but what it is interesting for us is Gecko.

Latest FirefoxESR 45.7.0 displays correctly there.
Edit:
FirefoxESR 45.5.1 displays also correctly there.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 02/25/2017 08:31AM by Yogi.

Thanks Yogi

It works properly in Firefox as well.

I've added your fix to the main css and seems to work fine in your browser now.

Great! Thank you!