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Smoothie 03-27-2007 01:51 PM

What causes this to happen?
 
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I've included 2 screenshots from here, but it also is happening on my site too. My categories are separated and the category is above forum, Last Post, Threads, Posts. As you can see one category is fine, the other is not. If you're not sure what the problem is, look to the left of "Forum". The spacing is off. I had to add a width to mine to semi-fix it. Problem is it does not look exactly the same in all browsers.

In FORUMDISPLAY
Code:

<td class="thead" width="6%">&nbsp;</td>

Smoothie 03-29-2007 12:18 AM

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^bump^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

nexialys 03-29-2007 09:50 AM

why Bump, Smoothie, you know it is not permitted...

your width have to be in pixels, not in % if you want that to work in all browsers...

Princeton 03-29-2007 10:18 AM

the row structure is different ... one has categories and the other doesn't

vbulletin has it this way to show the separation of forums from sub-forums

if it bothers you - you can aways merge that empty column with the next

Smoothie 03-30-2007 12:29 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nexialys (Post 1215174)
why Bump, Smoothie, you know it is not permitted...

your width have to be in pixels, not in % if you want that to work in all browsers...

I just read the rules chump:
Quote:

Do not bump a thread within 24 hours, and not more than twice a week.
And that problem I mentioned, it's happening here.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Princeton (Post 1215183)
the row structure is different ... one has categories and the other doesn't

vbulletin has it this way to show the separation of forums from sub-forums

if it bothers you - you can aways merge that empty column with the next

That makes no sense to me. It doesn't show that way on the default skin, that's why I asked.

Just tried in pixels, it doesn't display the same in all browsers

Princeton, if I remove this from forumdisplay, it leaves a gap at the top.
Code:

<td class="thead">&nbsp;</td>
Never mind, got it sorted.


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