Not Solved One word thread titles move place on sidebar
#1
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If you look on the right, the thread "Sup" and "Rules" have shifted, guessing it's something with theme... Longer one's seem to be ok.

Anyone know a simple fix or something? Got limited knowledge of forum coding.
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#2
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Can you share the screenshot, I am unable to see the issue here.
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#3
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(2016-08-26, 06:24 PM)WallBB Wrote: Can you share the screenshot, I am unable to see the issue here.
It's the tab part on the left - All of the title text should be left centered but for some reason it goes to the right
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#4
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.trow1 .smalltext, .trow2 .smalltext {
    width: 80%;
    float: left;
    padding: 3px 0 5px 7px;
}

That "float: left;" is the problem.
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#5
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(2016-08-26, 11:09 PM)eNvy Wrote:
.trow1 .smalltext, .trow2 .smalltext {
    width: 80%;
    float: left;
    padding: 3px 0 5px 7px;
}

That "float: left;" is the problem.

Right, but surely isn't it supposed to do that? How can I fix it to make it go to the left like the others... And which template or css is it in?
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(2016-08-27, 08:03 AM)streettripple Wrote:
(2016-08-26, 11:09 PM)eNvy Wrote:
.trow1 .smalltext, .trow2 .smalltext {
    width: 80%;
    float: left;
    padding: 3px 0 5px 7px;
}

That "float: left;" is the problem.

Right, but surely isn't it supposed to do that? How can I fix it to make it go to the left like the others... And which template or css is it in?

Removing that "float: left;" fix your problem (at least when I tested with Chrome). The code is located in your global.css.
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#7
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Removing that "float: left;" fix your problem (at least when I tested with Chrome). The code is located in your global.css.

Great cheers man - Why did it do that? A clash or something, would have thought it just left centres it.
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(2016-08-27, 05:44 PM)streettripple Wrote: Removing that "float: left;" fix your problem (at least when I tested with Chrome). The code is located in your global.css.

Great cheers man - Why did it do that? A clash or something, would have thought it just left centres it.

Floating is used for elements, like divs for example.

To align the text you need to use "text-align" property.

In this particular case, I assume another ID or class were interfering with the content of the sidebar, aligning some words to the right instead of the left.
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