Please fix this in the CSS for your messageboards

[Epic Meepo]

My own messageboard tags are causing every post I make (and, by extension, every thread I post in) to exceed the width of my screen.

Would it be possible to have someone change the white-space setting for the .avatar-title{ style in the .css file for the Paizo messageboards from nowrap to normal? I can manually instruct my browser to make this change every time it displays one of your pages, so I know it fixes my problem, but I can't figure out how to automate that process, so my browser keeps defaulting to the nowrap setting in your .css file that prevents messageboard posts from fitting on my screen.

[Nyaa]

Epic Meepo wrote:

but I can't figure out how to automate that process

You need browser extension like Stylebot.

[Garrett Guillotte]

One workaround:

1. Install the Stylish browser extension in Chrome or Firefox

2. Install the Paizo whitespace Superstar style

EDIT: Aw heck I just posted the thing to userstyles

[jeffh]

Epic Meepo wrote:

My own messageboard tags are causing every post I make (and, by extension, every thread I post in) to exceed the width of my screen.

Would it be possible to have someone change the white-space setting for the .avatar-title{ style in the .css file for the Paizo messageboards from nowrap to normal? I can manually instruct my browser to make this change every time it displays one of your pages, so I know it fixes my problem, but I can't figure out how to automate that process, so my browser keeps defaulting to the nowrap setting in your .css file that prevents messageboard posts from fitting on my screen.

A thousand times this. The constant horizontal scrolling is making it a pain - almost literally - to follow RPG Superstar. To give the other entrants a fair shake I have to read their entries and your Web design is making this thing that should be a pleasure tiring and annoying. And if I'm saying that as someone who is in the top 16 myself, I can only imagine how much it turns off many of your more casual readers, with less invested in RPGS.

Yeah, I can use third-party add-ons to work around the problem. But I shouldn't have to.