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Embedding Issue

weasy
I've embedded the forum into a website, and everything conforms well except for the e-mail subscription box. It seems to be longer than everything else. Is there a css code to reduce the size of the e-mail subscription box so it fits nicely in the page? Thanks!

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Re: Embedding Issue

GregChapman
I recommend you follow up at this topic:
http://support.nabble.com/Nabble-still-doesn-t-format-properly-in-Weebly-mobile-td7592178.html

The fact that you're the second person to report this could mean that Nabble have altered something, or you are both using the same NAML code edit.

I assumed that additional "Subscribe via email" link was a user addition as the link already appears under the "Options" menu, when I replied in that other topic.
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Re: Embedding Issue

weasy
You know what I just realized? This is a browser issue. This problem doesn't occur in Safari or Firebox, but only in Chrome.
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Re: Embedding Issue

GregChapman
Yes it is a browser issue to some extent, as mentioned in the other topic.

Could you post the URL of your forum and confirm whether the additional link is something you've added or a new feature built into Nabble in apps with a sidebar and set to "Wide".

As I said before, it would be best to follow up in the other topic as this a single issue related to embedded sidebar applications displaying in various browsers both on mobile and other devices.
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Re: Embedding Issue

weasy
I was able to find a solution. All I did was change this CSS code:

#columns .column {
float: left;
margin: 0;
padding: 0;
overflow-x: visible!important;
}

I changed the overflow from "hidden" to "visible" and reduced the font-size of the "Email" text and now the widget fits nicely in the sidebar. Thanks for your help with this. It seemed a lot more complicated than it actually was.