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Small alignment problem in forum comments (Staff: Resolved)
Iniziatore argomento: Jacques DP
Jacques DP
Jacques DP  Identity Verified
Svizzera
Local time: 11:40
Da Inglese a Francese
Feb 29, 2008

Here is an even smaller bug

The titles of comments (here for example, "Small alignment problem in forum comments") are not vertically aligned with the comment body, at least in Mozilla 2.0.0.12 under Win XP Pro.

Thanks,

Jacques

[Subject edited by staff or moderator 2008-02-29 19:11]
 
Jacques DP
Jacques DP  Identity Verified
Svizzera
Local time: 11:40
Da Inglese a Francese
AVVIO ARGOMENTO
Actually... Feb 29, 2008

It didn't work in the previous comment as the title was used for the whole thread. But you will see, at least if using the same browser as me, that "Actually..." above is not vertically aligned with this paragraph.
 
Colin Brady
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Argentina
Local time: 06:40
Da Francese a Inglese
+ ...
Fixed... Feb 29, 2008



 
Jacques DP
Jacques DP  Identity Verified
Svizzera
Local time: 11:40
Da Inglese a Francese
AVVIO ARGOMENTO
Great, thank you Feb 29, 2008

Now I'm wondering how we managed to live so long without this fix

Thanks.
 


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Small alignment problem in forum comments (Staff: Resolved)






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