What is this?

Started by Derwaish., Apr 25, 2016, 06:34 AM

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Derwaish.

What is this? i am unable read threads. please fix this problem.

KAKAN

I had the same problem. Either update your windows using Windows update or upgrade to WIndows 10, which I did.
oh no

Derwaish.

Quote from: KAKAN on Apr 25, 2016, 06:37 AMI had the same problem. Either update your windows using Windows update or upgrade to WIndows 10, which I did.
already tried but :-\

KAKAN

Quote from: RizwaN on Apr 25, 2016, 06:43 AM
Quote from: KAKAN on Apr 25, 2016, 06:37 AMI had the same problem. Either update your windows using Windows update or upgrade to WIndows 10, which I did.
already tried but :-\
What about Windows 10?
oh no

Derwaish.

Quote from: KAKAN on Apr 25, 2016, 06:45 AM
Quote from: RizwaN on Apr 25, 2016, 06:43 AM
Quote from: KAKAN on Apr 25, 2016, 06:37 AMI had the same problem. Either update your windows using Windows update or upgrade to WIndows 10, which I did.
already tried but :-\
What about Windows 10?
Installing..................

MatheuS

attempts to access with another browser
if( !sucess ) tryAgain();
Thanks to the VCMP community. It was the happiest period of my life.

KakaroT

Maybe your screen resolution is too low? Set it to 1024x768 or higher. That happened with me on low resolutions.

Derwaish.

Quote from: KakaroT on Apr 25, 2016, 07:54 AMMaybe your screen resolution is too low? Set it to 1024x768 or higher. That happened with me on low resolutions.

its already 1024x780

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#8
This is not an operating system issue or a browser issue. This is mainly a poor styling job done by the Wedge developers. This forum script is the worst mistake one could ever make. Barely updated once a year and even then it's improved with nothing. This script was nothing more then an experiment. And now it's just as dead windows 98. Basically, there's no one to fix the bugs and no one to improve it.

Why this script was chosen instead much better forum scripts like MyBB, amazes me to this day.
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maxorator

#9
Quote from: . on Apr 25, 2016, 09:47 AMThis is not an operating system issue or a browser issue. This is mainly a poor styling job done by the Wedge developers.
It seems the code blocks assume the page has at least a certain width. Just a theme issue, nothing to do with the software in general. UI and backend are different things.

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#10
Quote from: maxorator on Apr 25, 2016, 09:57 AMThe theme just assumes at least a certain width.

Not really, the code tag doesn't wrap code horizontally and instead it just expands to satisfy the width.
print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something"); print("Just trying something");
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Derwaish.

Quote from: maxorator on Apr 25, 2016, 09:57 AM
Quote from: . on Apr 25, 2016, 09:47 AMThis is not an operating system issue or a browser issue. This is mainly a poor styling job done by the Wedge developers.
It seems the code blocks assume the page has at least a certain width. Just a theme issue, nothing to do with the software in general. UI and backend are different things.
If its theme issue then install a better one

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#12
Quote from: RizwaN on Apr 25, 2016, 10:06 AMIf its theme issue then install a better one

There are no better themes for Wedge. This is pretty much a dead script. All you have are the default ones. Everything is hard-coded with Wedge. Therefore, new and maintained themes are always going to be an issue if the structure changes.
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Stormeus

#13
I fixed it. It was a single missing overflow: auto;

Derwaish.

Quote from: Stormeus on Apr 25, 2016, 10:33 AMI fixed it. It was a single missing overflow: auto;
Solved