ronlaw
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Padawan LearnerAs you can see in this screenshot, somehow the topic title edit box is too short to fit the text. My font is set to minimum font size 12 in Firefox 2
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http://aaronlawrence.fastmail.fm/forum.png
Jay
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EmperorIs that Firefox 3 you're using? I've tested this on both XP and Leopard, and when I increase the font size in the browser, the size of the textarea increases along with it. I also tried increasing XP's system font size in the Display settings, and it was fine then also.
I don't want to blow this off, but it's not something I've been able to replicate.
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Nanner Split
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Troublemaker Without ScruplesIt's not a bug, it's a feature!

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ronlaw
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Padawan LearnerYes, it is Firefox 3, on Windows 2000.
Indeed, it seems to increase the size of the text box with text size, but not to a big enough size.
I turned off Firefox "minimum font size" (advanced) but that doesn't help.
My default font is set to Lucida Sans Unicode, size 14. Changing it to 12 doesn't help (in fact you seem to be overriding all the default fonts).
Um ... what can I say... it's nearly a bog standard ff3 install ... I disabled all add-ons...
ronlaw
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Padawan LearnerErm, in the CSS it says
.FormContentTitleInput {
width : 60%;
height : 14px;
overflow : auto;
}
so the height is absolutely specified...
and why are you using a Textarea for a single line input?
Jay
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Emperorronlaw said:Erm, in the CSS it says
.FormContentTitleInput {
width : 60%;
height : 14px;
overflow : auto;
}
so the height is absolutely specified...
and why are you using a Textarea for a single line input?
I believe I removed the fixed height in my latest beta version.
I'm using textareas instead of text inputs because quotation marks cause text inputs to break.
Jay Sylvester
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