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I've just created a blog entry and it is displayed ~50% too wide for the screen. A random sample of threads, new posts listing and the advanced search page are displayed at the correct width.
Firefox 3.6.12 on Slackware64 13.1 with a 1280x1024 screen.
I have a similar problem with some of my blog entries. I have noticed that, if there's blocks of code or images in the blog, the blocks of code and images tend to stretch the blog entry into oblivion and force you to scroll back and forth to read the blog. This is especially a problem on my 1024x600 Acer Aspire One, and also a problem on my 1024x768 HP desktop monitor.
I can reproduce your bug in Konqueror 3.5.2, but not in Firefox 1.5.0.12 & usually in Opera; the problem is caused by the long line in the 4th "Code:" block -- fold it & the problem will disappear.
I have been fighting this for years on LQ & not just in blogs, long lines in "Code:" blocks cause this problem anywhere on the site. I speculate that it's a CSS thing & a Konqueror quirk.
If the problem problem persists in Konqueror 4.4+, or exists in some other browser, then it's time to examine the causes.
This leads me to believe that I am not really seeing the same problem, but rather another example of the Konqueror 3.5.x bad interaction w/ LQ that has been plaguing me for years. (BTW, this is one of the 2 or 3 core issues that keep me from giving up Opera completely.)
Yeah, I think the issue is a poor screen resolution detection. I have only a 1024x600 resolution, so that's why my perception of this page is that it's too wide. You probably think it's normal because you have a high screen resolution.
I think it would be better if LQ autodetected how high your screen resolution is and adjusted the resolution of the page accordingly.
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