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I recently added more sub forums to my forum and now the bottom of my topics list is cutoff on the page. Please see here:
http://www.motionrc.com/forum/ This was working perfectly before I added more sub forums. When you put your mouse over the forum in the lower left you will see "view more" appear. How can I just have the entire forum visible in the page rather than this view more option ?? Thank you, Mark |
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That "View more" is not part of Nabble but is generated by the design of the page in which it is embedded.
You'll need to find a way, in your main site, of allowing space required for the embedded forum to expand as required. Check out the CSS which appears to include rules that affect this.
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Greg,
I have to disagree. If I hover over the "View More" link the code says: javascript: void Nabble.showMore() There is nothing in my page code (html, css, or other) that creates a view more link. This is clearly generated in Nabble. I think it might be related to the NAML language, or something any other thoughts from people.. again, please go to my site, it will show you exactly that is going on: http://www.motionrc.com/forum/ Thank you, Mark |
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I've looked again...
Let's say we're both half right! Your Nabble embedding code is screwed up. You've placed part of it within paragraph tags. <p><a id="nabblelink" href="http://motion-rc-community-forum.1075610.n5.nabble.com/">Motion RC Community Forum</a></p> <script type="text/javascript" src="http://motion-rc-community-forum.1075610.n5.nabble.com/embed/f1"></script>Either remove the paragraph tags completely or move the closing tag to the end of the embedding code.
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Greg,
I tried removing the paragraph tags all together and also putting the closing tag on the end. My forum is still truncated on the page with this mysterious view more link. Help |
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I fixed the issue. some how the embedded code was conflicting with my website's built in wysiwyg editor. when I created a new page and inserted the embedded code it works again.. All the pages resize automatically as intended. I think the built in web page designer on my hosting platform was adding code that was messing with the behavior of the embedded form. anyways, its all good now.
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Very glad it's sorted.
And relieved, given that you say my suggestion didn't work. I confess that, before my first answer, I didn't look too closely at the problem. It was displaying a typical symptom of a site built with an online editor. These can do horrible things and their users usually can't understand a technical answer and, as every one is different and I don't use any, I find it impossible to describe in "open that menu, click this, type that and drag that to..." terms how to reach a solution. Take aq pat on the back. You are clearly several steps up from the average WYSIWYG editor user! ![]()
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