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Bug after posting a very length content
See my post below:
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As you see: The content exceeds the response frame.
How to fix this bug?
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As you see: The content exceeds the response frame.
How to fix this bug?
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.Message { word-wrap: break-word; }
Although this only works in browsers that support css3, the other option is above to have:
.Message { overflow: auto; }
However this causes scroll bars which is not as nice.
Thankyou very much. I think Vanilla will fix this bug in the next version.