What blue outlines?The blue Outlines around the avatars.. and any pics of products... and the nice Paizo logo on the top left corner..
you know... those blue outlines
I'm not sure what he's talking about Gary. Are you?
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What I don't understand and I don't like is why some posts start aligned with the top right of the picture, and some start below the picture.
I'd like to request that all posts maintain an even left margin.
And if Paizo isn't joking about not knowing what is happening, there are blue lines around all the pics (that take you to the user's page) and around the Paizo logo in the top left corner. Last night my computer did an auto-update, so it may only effect users of Windows Vista and IE.
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Did you by any chance recently update your browser or OS?What blue outlines?The blue Outlines around the avatars.. and any pics of products... and the nice Paizo logo on the top left corner..
you know... those blue outlines
*Quickly Opens his Explorer instead of Firefox*
Well ain't that just strange..
I update Firefox 2 days ago... but the blue outlines did not show until today..
No blue outlines in Explorer...hmmmm
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Ok... now that is just weird... now I am getting blue outlines in Explorer to..
Pic here
looks the same on explorer
Chief Technical Officer
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What I don't understand and I don't like is why some posts start aligned with the top right of the picture, and some start below the picture.
I'd like to request that all posts maintain an even left margin.
No joke—I have no idea what you mean about that one either. You're saying some messageboard posts appear to begin *below* the avatar image?
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OK, thanks for the pic. It looks like your browser is deciding to render the border for images surrounded by hyperlink tags. We haven't changed anything recently that would cause that behavior. Our HTML (which isn't the greatest in the world by any standard) does include the "border=0" attribute that should prevent the browser from including the border.
I'm giving either your browser or your operating system the stinkeye.
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No joke—I have no idea what you mean about that one either. You're saying some messageboard posts appear to begin *below* the avatar image?What I don't understand and I don't like is why some posts start aligned with the top right of the picture, and some start below the picture.
I'd like to request that all posts maintain an even left margin.
yup your did for an example
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No joke—I have no idea what you mean about that one either. You're saying some messageboard posts appear to begin *below* the avatar image?
Like this here
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If you see the blue lines, please email me the HTML source for the page you're on, and the URL from your address bar. webmaster@paizo.com
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Chief Technical Officer
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Like this here]
No joke—I have no idea what you mean about that one either. You're saying some messageboard posts appear to begin *below* the avatar image?
Yep... never seen that before. Doesn't seem to be much reasoning for why it breaks or not. Has that been happing long, or did it just start too?
Oh—and thanks for all the screenshot effort—it's really helpful!
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Like this here]
No joke—I have no idea what you mean about that one either. You're saying some messageboard posts appear to begin *below* the avatar image?
Yep... never seen that before. Doesn't seem to be much reasoning for why it breaks or not. Has that been happing long, or did it just start too?
Oh—and thanks for all the screenshot effort—it's really helpful!
For me, it only happened when the blue outlines were present.
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Chief Technical Officer
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For me, it only happened when the blue outlines were present.
They are related. We've figured out *what* is happening—our image tags are either getting munged (or aren't being generated properly) sometimes.... now we're working on the "why." I have a guess that Gary isn't buying, but since it's all we've got, we're giving it a shot.
If I'm right, the problem will be gone by tomorrow. If anybody still sees it on Sunday, let us know.
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If Vic's crazy theory is right then the problem should be solved now. Or Cthulhu is waking. Or something.
The fact you suggest this possibility leads me to believe it has happened, and we are all blissfully unaware. In fact, right now I am typing gibberish, but your insane minds are interpreting the words to your choosing.
If Vic is right then I blame cosmic rays. Sunspots. Evil spirits. Ghosts. Cthulhu.
If you want, you can blame us. We (not me in particular, as I haven't touched said server in a few months) managed to crash our Oracle server at work yesterday. I'm sure that had repercussions across the seven internets.
I'm getting a mix. Gary and Vic, for instance are showing up in this thread sans blue box around avatar, while the OP, DeadDMWalking and others DO have a box still.
Vista and Firefox 3
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Chief Technical Officer
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I'm getting a mix. Gary and Vic, for instance are showing up in this thread sans blue box around avatar, while the OP, DeadDMWalking and others DO have a box still.
Vista and Firefox 3
If you're talking about the thin line with the rounded corners spaced out a bit from the avatar, that's not the bug we're talking about. That's a special box that designates Pathfinder superscribers—the folks who have subscriptions to all of our Pathfinder lines.
The bug we're talking about would create a rectangular box outlining the avatar image (with no white space in between).
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I'm getting a mix. Gary and Vic, for instance are showing up in this thread sans blue box around avatar, while the OP, DeadDMWalking and others DO have a box still.
Vista and Firefox 3
If you're talking about the thin line with the rounded corners spaced out a bit from the avatar, that's not the bug we're talking about. That's a special box that designates Pathfinder superscribers—the folks who have subscriptions to all of our Pathfinder lines.
The bug we're talking about would create a rectangular box outlining the avatar image (with no white space in between).
So we're a bug now, Vic!?
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If you're talking about the thin line with the rounded corners spaced out a bit from the avatar, that's not the bug we're talking about. That's a special box that designates Pathfinder superscribers—the folks who have subscriptions to all of our Pathfinder lines.
So THAT's what that box is for!
You know, I had held off on getting that companion subscription because I knew it would be free for the first issue and the Superscriber tag wouldn't display on the alias I use as my primary posting identity, but you just convinced me.
EDIT: Ooh, box. Cool.
You know, I had held off on getting that companion subscription because I knew it would be free for the first issue and the Superscriber tag wouldn't display on the alias I use as my primary posting identity, but you just convinced me.EDIT: Ooh, box. Cool.
It's a trap!