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author=GreatRedSpiritThat seemed to do the trick.
Try setting it to a %. width: 90%; or so which would make the wrapper's width a function of it's parent element
Why are blog posts still ENTIRELY DISPLAYED on game profiles? At least max_height them or something in the CSS or something.
I can, but right now they have the same tags on the main gameprofile that they do on their individual blog pages.
What would be nice is if their individual page had a different tag than when browsing the backlog or viewing the main profile.
What would be nice is if their individual page had a different tag than when browsing the backlog or viewing the main profile.
Not without also affecting the blog posts in the Blogs tab. The blog contents have the same class AND hierarchy on the profile front page and in the blogs tab so I don't think you can do any CSS trickery that will only affect a profile front page and not the blogs page.
Yes but I didn't see your post when I was typing and checking the HTML hierarchy 
*edit*
Ahahahaha, shit. Having a width assigned to an inline-block will cause it to act like a regular block in opera and have a line break. That colbert's supposed to be on the same line as the rest of my post and when I remove the image wrapper's width in Dragonfly it work again
sameline
sameline
*edit*
Ahahahaha, shit. Having a width assigned to an inline-block will cause it to act like a regular block in opera and have a line break. That colbert's supposed to be on the same line as the rest of my post and when I remove the image wrapper's width in Dragonfly it work again
sameline
Altima XTREME to the rescue! (does not affect blog tab)
(I was wrong about the hierarchy, oops!)
#game_frame .left_column > :last-child {
max-height:600px;
overflow:auto;
}(I was wrong about the hierarchy, oops!)
author=GreatRedSpirit
*edit*
Ahahahaha, shit. Having a width assigned to an inline-block will cause it to act like a regular block in opera and have a line break. That colbert's supposed to be on the same line as the rest of my post and when I remove the image wrapper's width in Dragonfly it work again
samelinesameline
I suck at CSS in the morning. Kentona change the width:99%; to max-width:99%; . Otherwise the block will take up 99% of the line and therefore never displayed inline.
author=ChaosProductionsYeah, just wanted to show how it could be done without having to change the class of blog_posts based on their location.
That can go in the default CSS, couldn't it?
In the image_wrapper class for images where you gave it width:99%; , change the width to max-width so inline images work correctly.
Oops, my bad, read that as max-width. The CSS code I included can be thrown in the site's CSS files (I'm not sure which, I can't see base.css or whatnot anymore just the wackynamed one that has all the site wide CSS in it) if you want to make every game profile use the 'fix' so blogs on a profile front page don't spill all over the place without affecting the blogs tab.
#game_frame .left_column .blog_post .message {
max-height:600px;
overflow:auto;
}Use this instead, this won't put the blog title into the scroll bar so it is always visible. I think it looks better
*edit*
http://rpgmaker.net/games/2422/
Example of it at work
I did a search through all of the .css files and didn't find game_frame
as such, I don't know where to put it :(
as such, I don't know where to put it :(
