Nookipedia talk:Staff

Display Problems in 1024x768

This page isn't displaying right in 1024x768 Firefox; it's wider than it should be, stretching past the screen borders and breaking the site layout (as well as hiding the navbar on the side completely until one scrolls to the right; I initially didn't know it was there as I couldn't see it due to this problem). I believe the userbar code at the bottom is causing this. Not sure how to fix it, but someone should probably look into it, as it's a vital page and 1024x768 is still a common screen resolution.--Vellidragon 22:48, 9 November 2011 (EST)

Thanks for the bug report Vellidragon! Do you think you could take a screenshot of this so I can get a better idea of what's going on? Thanks again! :) --Jake 23:02, 9 November 2011 (EST)

Alright, took some screenshots (cut off the firefox GUI at top & bottom and reduced colours for the sake of file size, everything else is unmodified). Here's how it initially looks. Note how the text goes on past the border of the screen and the navbar can't be seen. [1]

And here's when it's scrolled to the right. The Log in/create account thing at the top is cut off here and the project page/discussion/etc. bar just ends. [2]

On a related note, the "join Nookipedia today" banner that sometimes shows up also appears to be too wide for 1024x768 resolutions and similarly stretches the site for me, but it apparently only shows up on occasion and everything (except for the staff page) looks fine when it doesn't. Taking into consideration the wiki's layout and a vertical scrollbar, I believe 728 pixels should be the maximum width for something to properly fit on the screen in 1024x768; that's how wide the 100% width main page "frame" is for me (the banner is 891 pixels, the box for the code at the bottom of the staff page is 915 pixels).--Vellidragon 11:52, 10 November 2011 (EST)

Thanks! I've removed the user bar from the staff page. Let me know if that fixes it for you. I've also tweaked the join Nookipedia banner to make it fit on smaller displays. :) --Jake 12:16, 10 November 2011 (EST)