I've got a double scrollbar going on. The one on the far right is grayed out and doesn't actually have any scrolly thingy in it, then there's one directly adjacent to it that's the actual scrollbar. What the shit, GLB2?
Originally posted by AirMcMVP
Sounds like you're accessing the site through some sort of portal.
Stay away from the light. The light is dangerous. Don't go near it. Don't even look at the light.
Sounds like you're accessing the site through some sort of portal.
Stay away from the light. The light is dangerous. Don't go near it. Don't even look at the light.
Originally posted by Stixx
Don't go into the light!
Dammit! I would have beat you If I didn't google the exact quote.
Don't go into the light!
Dammit! I would have beat you If I didn't google the exact quote.
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Originally posted by Kayoh
I've got a double scrollbar going on. The one on the far right is grayed out and doesn't actually have any scrolly thingy in it, then there's one directly adjacent to it that's the actual scrollbar. What the shit, GLB2?
Have you been hanging out with this guy?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQSNhk5ICTI
I've got a double scrollbar going on. The one on the far right is grayed out and doesn't actually have any scrolly thingy in it, then there's one directly adjacent to it that's the actual scrollbar. What the shit, GLB2?
Have you been hanging out with this guy?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQSNhk5ICTI
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Originally posted by kaiijy
Can't reproduce it on OS X Safari. What is that? Firefox?
chrome
Can't reproduce it on OS X Safari. What is that? Firefox?
chrome
kaiijy
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Trivia: you can adjust the size of the textfield in the "Post Reply", you can try it out here, there's a toggle in the bottom-right corner. You can expand it both vertically and horizontally, yet you probably only want it to expand vertically. This solves it.
#reply_box {
resize: vertical;
}
#reply_box {
resize: vertical;
}
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Originally posted by Kayoh
chrome
Can' reproduce it on OS X. This issue you have is often causes by the content being larger than its container.
If you can find <div id="content" class="container"> in your source code (use Inspect Element), add a new rule with "overflow: hidden" and see if you still have these issues.
Or don't, it is none of our business to debug it
chrome
Can' reproduce it on OS X. This issue you have is often causes by the content being larger than its container.
If you can find <div id="content" class="container"> in your source code (use Inspect Element), add a new rule with "overflow: hidden" and see if you still have these issues.
Or don't, it is none of our business to debug it
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Originally posted by Kayoh
<html style="height: 100%; overflow-y: scroll">
Try overflow-y: auto
<html style="height: 100%; overflow-y: scroll">
Try overflow-y: auto
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