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Posted: Fri Mar 8th, 2019 10:27

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Thanks for reporting Bob.
Please could you upload a screenshot for the pre-login state.

Chris please can you check this.

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Posted: Fri Mar 8th, 2019 10:55

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chrisbet

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I can't replicate the issue - logged in or out, the images are contained within the post boundaries.

Logically the only difference between logged in and logged out is that a different menu is used and permissions are different - the style sheet and template are the same.

I wonder if there are cached pages on Bob's machine that are showing instead of current ones.

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Posted: Sat Mar 9th, 2019 03:41

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Bob Bowen

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Here is a pre log in screen shot JK.

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Posted: Sat Mar 9th, 2019 04:18

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This is a real puzzle and I wonder if this is another Safari / Apple quirk.

Can you please change your logged in theme back to Ultra and see if the distortion still goes away when you log in.

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Posted: Sat Mar 9th, 2019 08:37

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chrisbet

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I have had a good look at the original forum coding and have found a couple of inconsistencies in the table structure of the post rows - spanning 2 columns when there was only one.

The original forum design was all done with tables - not the most reliable way of setting out the forum!

Please recheck the logged out display.

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Posted: Sun Mar 10th, 2019 05:43

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Bob Bowen

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Odd display of pics I reported the other day still there. It seems to be Eric's pics today in the Birds page. Jeff's fine but Eric's oversize.

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Posted: Sun Mar 10th, 2019 05:49

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Bob Bowen

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Now some of Roberts. Maybe it is a Mac/Safari thing. I'm running Mojave on a Mac mini with 27 inch Apple display. Only seem to get a problem on the Forum.

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