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Ever since RPG Superstar began, I've been experiencing issues with the website. Pages will appear at the wrong width, causing text to flow off the screen and adding a scrollbar to the bottom. It mostly happens in the RPGSS forum, but occasionally elsewhere - the Rasputin blog has the issue, for example.
I'm using a semi-recent version of Firefox. I took a screenshot, but I don't know how to get it to you.
Is there anything that can be done? Am I the only one that has this issue?
I am seeing it with Chrome, too.
I get that sometimes, the hookmountain GM reference thread always does that to me, I suspect it's in relation to word count, seems the more wordy threads are the most likely to do it to me :-)
RPG Superstar 2015 Top 32, RPG Superstar 2012 Top 32
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Yeah, in theory the tags are supposed to "wrap" to a second line so that doesn't happen, and I've heard a few people say that's the case for them, but for me (and apparently others!) they stay on one line and force out the page width.
Once RPGSS ends, the related tags become hidden (unless posting in the RPGSS subforums), but in the meantime our intertubez asplode.
I do wonder what it is. I'm using Chrome on two different machines and they do wrap to a second line for me. The first line for Jiggy ends with "RPG Superstart 2012 Top 32"
I am using the latest production FireFox 40.0.3 and Jiggy line looks like:
Jiggy RPG Superstar 2015 Top 32, RPG Superstar 2012 Top 32,
Marathon Voter Season 9, Dedicated Voter Season 9, Dedicated Voter Season 9
ie. 2 lines
-- david
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This is determined by a couple of factors. One of which makes all of the rpg superstar titles one title and all of voter titles as one title so they are treated as a whole to not wrap. If the entirety of your super star titles or your voter titles exceed a certain threshold then you are likely to see it breaking the page past the edge of your screen. That threshold depends on a few factors like browser width and such but can be pretty universal for very large titles.