[Solved] Fixed Profile Width With Fluid Width In Frozen Phoenix For PhpBB 3


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Subject: Re: Fixed Profile Width With Fluid Width In Frozen Phoenix For PhpBB 3
mort wrote: [View Post]
Goldberg wrote: [View Post]
A new question:


Then open a new thread!

Because one would be guessing if you are talking about the same theme as the topic of this thread.

And please try to add some better information - Snapshots of what you have or trying to do if possible. And most of all a link to your "Hidden/Secret" forum.

:roll:
Done!

Joshua203 wrote: [View Post]
it's really a "must" IMHO to limit the max size for avatars and other images that can be added by any user to avoid these images to do damage to the layout (in ACP) :wink:

PS.. and what mort says: please more info, screenshots and url :mrorange: (and one question in one thread would be lovely too)
This is not relevant anymore :wink:

Profile PM  
Subject: Re: [Solved] Fixed Profile Width With Fluid Width In Frozen Phoenix For PhpBB 3
Alternatively you should make sure that your template has the proper CSS to deal with extra large images.

In particular I'm referring to this CSS property:
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overflow: auto;


This should be added to any image container.

Subject: Re: [Solved] Fixed Profile Width With Fluid Width In Frozen Phoenix For PhpBB 3
Mighty Gorgon wrote: [View Post]
Alternatively you should make sure that your template has the proper CSS to deal with extra large images.

In particular I'm referring to this CSS property:
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overflow: auto;


This should be added to any image container.
I've got the ReIMG Image Resizer 2.0.0 mos installed. Alle images will go to 800x600.

Profile PM  
Subject: Re: [Solved] Fixed Profile Width With Fluid Width In Frozen Phoenix For PhpBB 3
Yes, I was just suggesting an alternative way to display large images without breaking the template... :-)

Highslide could help as well.

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