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richardgee
11-29-2007, 10:05 PM
Hi - I'm not really very IT-savvy, but I have been putting together a site called
www.rating40.com - it's a community for rowers. I'm using the latest version of VB and a Skin called Greenfox that apparently should work with it....? However, as you can see on the home pagfe I am having all sorts of difficulty getting the thread box to work within the boundaries defined by the masthead - it just sticks out to the right no matter what I do.

I'm getting members already, so am looking for some input on what to do... HELP!!!!

(I took the picture by the way, and not much else!!)

Cheers,

Richard

Lynne
11-29-2007, 10:19 PM
It looks like things are getting screwed up where it says "Never" in some columns. Isn't that a hack? (Sorry, I can' remember since it's been ages since I started my forum and had a forum with no posts.)

richardgee
11-29-2007, 11:11 PM
Where might I find this hack thing then?

mandogon
11-29-2007, 11:23 PM
I still newby with Vbulletin but maybe you can shorten the size of those side menus threw the CSS (cascading style sheet) to make it all smaller

Just a thought good luck

Lynne
11-29-2007, 11:41 PM
Where might I find this hack thing then?
Do you have any hacks installed? Like I said, I could be wrong about it being a hack, but that does seem to be were the problem is. Just take a look at your source code and you can see where it goes wrong.

Actually, taking another look at your source code, it seems the problem starts right after your guest welcome message where it has a <tr> but it isn't in any table. So, somewhere along the line you dropped the start of the table that contains all your forum listings. So, you need to figure out why it was dropped and where it should be and add it in.

This is just what I see after a quick look. If I were you, I'd throw the source code into an editor and meet up the tags and see what you find out. If you have some webpage application, that may be able to help you out in finding the problem too.