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Gaps in Comments 15 years 6 months ago #3877

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Hello,

I don't see a similar thread for this so I guess no one else is having the same problem, but I am getting gaps or spaces within the comments that are posted. I posted one myself so I know it's not the commenter.

There is an example you can see at the bottom of this article: init-2-winit.org/article-directory/60-so...nt-compete-with-mixx

Do you know what might be causing this, or what I might do to fix it?

Thanks,
Dave

Gaps in Comments 15 years 6 months ago #3884

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No, you not the only one!

Please try the function I wrote here: www.compojoom.com/forum.html?func=view&catid=6&id=3707
It seems to work for me.

Gaps in Comments 15 years 6 months ago #3902

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Thanks Daniel!

All I needed to do was change the line length from 80 to -1 and everything looks fine right now.

Dave

Gaps in Comments 15 years 6 months ago #3908

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that is of course going to work, but image the following situation:

sdöafjköasljfösdalfjödslkajföladsfdsalökjfödsalkjfödslakjfsaölkjföalskjdfaölskfjasödlkf

and so on for 1000 characters - this is going to brake your layout. That is why we set a limit for line length. And we add the <br /> tag in the post.

The right way to work with this is to find out how many characters you want to have per line and then set them.

The comment system should break the line at the right place - something that we don't do right now. So could you try the code in the other post?

Gaps in Comments 15 years 6 months ago #3910

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Okay. I'll change the variables back and insert the code from the other post and see what happens...

Dave

Gaps in Comments 15 years 6 months ago #4113

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Works for me too!
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