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![]() ![]() As you see above, there is a reputation problem in my forum. How can i solve this problem? I need your helps. |
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so what is the problem. It looks okay to me.
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#3
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There is space between reputation boxes. Normally they must be connected.
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isnt there anyone to help me about thi problem?
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#5
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It's probably some css/styling you have. You'll have to look at your page source and see what is going on - we can't see that from an image.
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what kind of a problem is there css options about this problem?
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#7
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Well, the images may have hspace or vspace around them. Or they could inherit some other sort of margin or spacing from another class. Like I said, we can't tell any of that from an image. Not only that, but that looks to be from a modification so you may want to post in the modification thread for help with this - they know what they did with the tags/classes, so they should be able to tell you what to change.
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#8
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Turn off the HTML comments in templates option in your vbulletin options.
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I couldnt find that option in vbulletin options. Where is it exactly?
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vboptions > general settings > Add Template Name in HTML Comments > No
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