Problem with comments on my blog

Discussion in 'HTML & Website Design' started by dieorfly, Jul 29, 2009.

  1. #1
    Hello friends, I have a problem with displaying of comments on my blog. They are displaying somehow cut off on the right side of comment window. So there are some words missing on the right side.

    Here is my blog with the comment issue

    The comment may seems to be ok for first view, but it is cut off on the right side and some word are missing, so the whole comment is messed up.

    If anybody know how to solve this, I would appreciate your help.
     
    dieorfly, Jul 29, 2009 IP
  2. AssistantX

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    One way to solve the problem is to specify a width (Possibly 515px) for the comment's paragraph (<p></p>) container. Since most containers on your website are restricted to a certain width, a restricted width for the paragraph should not hurt your layout.
     
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    #3
    definitely the width is the problem.

    try specifying overflow as as visible or auto and then see which element is creating the problem. you will have to experiment.
     
    RedesignYourBiz com, Jul 29, 2009 IP
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    Thanks for responds, I will try to find the code. If anybody can help me where it can be located it would ne great.
     
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    From the public view, the paragraph I mentioned is on line 738. However this may not match up with the line number on the server-side. Since your website is a block, those comments are generated from the database. Therefore, you will have to find where in your server-side code those comments are generated and printed.
     
    AssistantX, Jul 29, 2009 IP