UglinessMan
26-06-2007, 09:41 PM
First of all, I tried posting this a few minutes ago and it didn't show up. So if it turns out that there's some sort of delay that I'm not aware of (I've been away from the forums for quite some time), and this becomes a duplication, please accept my apologies. Second, I'm not sure if there's a different category that this message would be more appropriate in... if so, any mods/admins please feel free to move it there. Anyway, on with the post...
The recent news post about the moron known as Jake contains some sort of tag (I'm assuming it's PRE or a variation thereof) which is causing odd things to happen. In the RSS feed on my LiveJournal Friends page, it causes the entire page to be stretched horizontally, so that I have to side scroll like a ping pong game to read the posts (including the W+B content). On the actual site, the text of the email appears as "" with the final 'H' cut in half. I use Opera, and I thought it might be a browser issue, but I tried it in MSIE as well, and the text is rendered as super-small, but still gets cut off right after "IM GUNNA CUM KILL". Obviously where the text gets cut off depends on individual screen resolution, but I think it's a safe bet that I'm not the only one experiencing this problem.
The recent news post about the moron known as Jake contains some sort of tag (I'm assuming it's PRE or a variation thereof) which is causing odd things to happen. In the RSS feed on my LiveJournal Friends page, it causes the entire page to be stretched horizontally, so that I have to side scroll like a ping pong game to read the posts (including the W+B content). On the actual site, the text of the email appears as "" with the final 'H' cut in half. I use Opera, and I thought it might be a browser issue, but I tried it in MSIE as well, and the text is rendered as super-small, but still gets cut off right after "IM GUNNA CUM KILL". Obviously where the text gets cut off depends on individual screen resolution, but I think it's a safe bet that I'm not the only one experiencing this problem.