Postbit GAP Problem

[brandonroy]

Thanks robbie, but that just brought the postbit info over to the left like so:



Any way to keep it to the right and expand to the left with longer locations like on this site? (old vb)

[RobbieZ]

The original 150px setting sets your data, as soon as you enter data that goes beyond that it will drop down a line, the trick is to make sure that the longest location name doesnt create a line break and set your width to that!

I'm racking my brain at the moment, I'm sure there was a way to stop the user entering anything longer than X letters so the line break would never happen and the user would have to stay within the parameters.

[brandonroy]

Well, there's a lot of city names out there that aren't all that long, but will still create a line break. For example, "Santa Barbara, CA" line breaks.

If I somehow limited the location field letters, then the shorter locations will be margined pretty far left from the right of the postbit.

I guess the code is a lot different from vb3

[brandonroy]

Is there anyway to change this part of the template to the vbulletin 3 coding?