Post Reply Comment Box issue

[PCHeintz72]

Noticed a minor issue in the Post a New Thread/ Post Reply screen...

The comment box section, for me, is so small the icon bar above the comment box wraps even on a full screen (1366x768). Because of this issue, the comment box is dropped slightly and actually covers the first option of the Post Postions Checkbox items.... I cannot tell or read what it says at all.

I am using IE10 on Win7sp1... all updates installed.

 

[TFF_Admin]

Can you post a picture of this please? I'm having a hard time imagining what you're saying.

If it's too hard to post a picture, hit me up on irc, #tff on irc.lunarnet.org. I'm Shirotsume.

 

[Ninsaneja]

PC, you're using IE. My first suggestion to you would be to switch to real web browser instead of the demo that comes with your computer.

 

[PCHeintz72]

Can you post a picture of this please? I'm having a hard time imagining what you're saying.

If it's too hard to post a picture, hit me up on irc, #tff on irc.lunarnet.org. I'm Shirotsume.

Try this:

 

[TFF_Admin]

Curious. To ease your mind, all that button that is hidden does is allows you to disable/enable your signature.

I'll see what I can do though.

 

[PCHeintz72]

PC, you're using IE. My first suggestion to you would be to switch to real web browser instead of the demo that comes with your computer.

Browsing experience differs by person... I've found IE worlds better than Mozilla on Windows (which I refuse to use due to crashing and buginess), and faster than Opera (which I use as my backup browser as it is far more stable than Mozilla, but slower than IE).

 

[Ninsaneja]

Well, I was joking around, but you might want to try Chrome.

If firefox is crashing, it's usually because of the add-ons that Windows forces it to use, but you can disable them. IE really is a terrible browser and you should try a little harder to avoid using it.

 

[PCHeintz72]

Well, I was joking around, but you might want to try Chrome.

If firefox is crashing, it's usually because of the add-ons that Windows forces it to use, but you can disable them. IE really is a terrible browser and you should try a little harder to avoid using it.

My problems with it crashing were even after a pure install... some web sites I go to simply hated it and displayed stuff wrong, and the thing that finally made me refuse to use it was the importing of favorites was taking 15 minutes... Opera in comparison at the time was taking 7-8 seconds.