Compose Pm Style Help Needed

[chelle]

Hello,

I'm very frustrated with this and hope that there is a simple answer for my problem. I am upgrading my forum from phpbb 2.0.23 to 3.0.9. I have a test forum set up and have converted a test database successfully. I'm now working on the styling and everything was going smoothly until I tested the ucp compose pm. Something is causing the table to blow out and I cannot figure out what it is. I've checked the ucp_header.html and believe that it calls the "posting_body.html file" but I cannot find anything there that could be causing it either.

My header width is set at 988px and all main board tables are set to 98% (rather than 100%) to give it a border. I've checked all the forum pages and this is the only page that is blowing out of the main table.

BTW... I'm styling "SubSilver2" for I haven't learned how to style ProSilver yet. I just need to get this board operational for now.

Any help is much appreciated.

Best Regards,
Chelle

I've discovered that this is a browser problem. Not a script problem.

[femu]

So your problem is somehow solved? If not, what browser are you using? Best way is always to start refreshing everything. Board and browser ...

[chelle]

Hello, thanks for the reply. I've been working all morning going through all the code changes (which isn't a lot - only changing table width) that I've made to:

ucp_header.html
ucp_footer.html
posting_body.html

I can't figure it out. The page views correctly in IE (go figure!) but not firefox, safari, & google chrome. It is is the only page that is blowing out the table. Is there another page I am overlooking for composing a pm?

Also, when I click on "private messages" in the ucp, it goes directly to "compose a pm." This doesn't seem right. Shouldn't it go to your "inbox?"

I've been editing this template in the ACP and I clear the cache & refresh everytime there I make a change. My mind is scrambled with codes and maybe I am missing something.

Any suggestions is much appreciated.
Chelle

[femu]

A link to your board with a testuser account would be great. That way we can see it by ourselves and then - probably - might help.

[chelle]

Hello femu, thank you for replying. I am currently out of town for work and will post when I get back. I have determined that it is something in the post_body.html. I'm going to try to dissect it myself and see if I can figure it out. If not, I will post here again.

Thank you so much.

atb,
Chelle