TAKE TWO - IE v FF

TAKE TWO - IE v FF

by Mary Cooch -
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This is related to RMcphees' post here http://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=161287&parent=706027#p706073

I couldn't reply because of that annoying bug that "truncates wide content" in other words -a big screenshot cuts off the end of the post and kicks out the reply button. I did try to be clever by reducing my screen using the minus - key  - I got the reply  button back , hit reply but for some reason it wouldn't post. In fact it wouldn't post three times so I am putting it here in case RMcPhee or anyone else wishes to add something. Mauno's full sentence was that MS Word does corrupt IE pages like the Moodle in question but not FF so the solution would be to get rid of the MS stuff.

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Re: TAKE TWO - IE v FF

by R McPhee -

Got your message, and thank you...

I do copy and paste from word, I am going to go look at it right now and strip out the 'crap' and see what happens...

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Re: TAKE TWO - IE v FF

by Mauno Korpelainen -

Thanks Mary!

I am using 1680 x 1050 screen and although I cut almost half of the screenshot those right blocks hide the end of my message on small screen widths/resolutions.

I agree - things like http://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=160879 are annoying blush

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Re: TAKE TWO - IE v FF

by Mary Cooch -
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What's your definition of "small"? My screen resolution on my laptop here is 1366x768 -surely that is not small?

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Re: TAKE TWO - IE v FF

by Mauno Korpelainen -

Hehehe... no it is not small at all ... and there should be a way to change layout in cases like this.

I suppose that most people call today screen resolution of 1024 x 600 or less "small" but 1360 x 768 is quite large for a laptop - yet it should not matter. Right blocks should never hide other content - no matter if it implemented with scrollbars, css, javascript or what ever workaround.

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