posted by dennisn on August 12th, 2008 at 11:49AM
Regarding the deeply-nested comments, it has always been a problem, except now it's more pronounced since the content section has been reduced to about 50% of the width. I think we should reduce the indentation of comments, and/or only display the first 10 or so levels, and only show the titles for the rest.
As for those other width-css-errors, it would appear that the "solution" is to add an explicit "width: 100%" to those squashed sections. I'm not sure why this would be necessary, or what IE thinks it's doing -- but it certainly smells fishy.
As for those other width-css-errors, it would appear that the "solution" is to add an explicit "width: 100%" to those squashed sections. I'm not sure why this would be necessary, or what IE thinks it's doing -- but it certainly smells fishy.
