Bringing "After_Content" Higher

[Inked_Mono]

Is there any way to increase where "After_Content" div class lands? I'd like to bring it up closer to the div.content, even if that means running it up beside the postbit legacy. Mm, I'll include some example pictures below.

Before: http://i.imgur.com/cxVUz2S.png
After: http://i.imgur.com/gNOLtov.png

[final kaoss]

Try to tighten up the profile stuff on the left side. I've never had this issue. It seems that the longer the profile bit on the left goes, the further it gets pushed down.

[Inked_Mono]

Try to tighten up the profile stuff on the left side. I've never had this issue. It seems that the longer the profile bit on the left goes, the further it gets pushed down.

I actually ended up fixing it by shifting some classes around, and putting the signature class into the same one as the post body. A bit of margin touchups and it's exactly what I was looking to do!

Edit: Scratch that, it completely didn't work. I'm still definitely trying to figure this out.

[Stratis]

Try this
https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=264563

[Inked_Mono]

Try to tighten up the profile stuff on the left side. I've never had this issue. It seems that the longer the profile bit on the left goes, the further it gets pushed down.

Try this
https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=264563

I gave it a shot, and it didn't seem to shrink it much. I might try and play around with it a bit on my own.

Thanks!

[MarkFL]

I use jQuery on my site (the library includes a function to delay execution until all the images are loaded) to accomplish what you are asking about. Give me a bit of time, and I will upload a product for you to try out. :)

[MarkFL]

Okay, give this a try...please let me how it works out for you...:)

There are no settings, once you import it, it is active.

[Inked_Mono]

Okay, give this a try...please let me how it works out for you...:)

There are no settings, once you import it, it is active.

Thanks, Mark. And I'm completely sorry, but I managed to actually just change where the hook itself it, having placed it so it's directly under the postbit content and then just removing the redundant bit of code. I've put it through some stress testing and it works perfectly.

[MarkFL]

Thanks, Mark. And I'm completely sorry, but I managed to actually just change where the hook itself it, having placed it so it's directly under the postbit content and then just removing the redundant bit of code. I've put it through some stress testing and it works perfectly.

No worries, I already had that done, I just had to make a slight change to move the javascript. :)

I'm glad to hear you got it sorted out. :up: