I’m just wondering if it is possible for the website administrator to increase the width of the “boxes” containing the code wrapped in code tags in posts.
I’ve paid all these $$$$$$$$ for a wide screen monitor and I get these narrow code boxes with all that wasted screen real estate to their right :headbang: :badpc:
It’s a pain in the you know where to scroll across the box most of the time to see all the code
Is there a way we can tell who is considered staff? I know staff like HAWK, and such has their user names in black. Then I know team leads have an in with staff. But I never put the connection together where advisors/mentors sat in things
That’s great Kalon. Thanks. It seems that we found the solution and it is tested… now we have to see if we can implement it… I guess we will have to bribe someone from the dev team at HQ
Although I think that the administrator maybe be able to implement it herself.
I didn’t want to spank you at all, just give you some more options
We’re discussing possible solutions (well, the geeks of the staff are doing it). We’re trying to do it ourselves because it is much faster. Hopefully, they will be able to address the issue and sort it out for you
Next time, if you see that nobody is answering, try to contact a member of the staff. Sometimes moving a thread to other area can make wonders! (although, in this particular case that would have not been suitable… but we would have brought this to the attention of the developers so we could answer you
I think it would just be a simple matter of changing the inline CSS width. Currently it’s set at 480px, which is very small. That could be changed to something wider, but probably the best option is to set it to something like width: 80%, so that it would resize at different screen/viewport widths. That should be easy to to at HQ (he says, extremely ignorant of VB…)
Yep it’s just a CSS change, 480px is a bit small nowadays. I’ve seen many newer vB installs that have much larger reply fields, so the 480 is probably a relic from a bygone age.