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Issue:
Since a comment box uses the .media-body class, this class uses a width of 10000px in an attempt to size the panel-default. However, when a comment has a really long string (for example, a long URL), it causes the panel to break and the viewer can't see what is written past the container.
Suggested Correction:
v3.3.0 bootstrap has moved away from using .pull-left on a media object (such as a comment avatar) and now employs a .media-left and .media-right class (see: http://getbootstrap.com/components/#media). Please update the _tk_comment function to employ this new structure.
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Still not fixed.
In Chrome it messes up, in firefox it looks pretty good.
It seems, Chrome handels display:table-cell; different than ff.
Though .. also in the example, a long url is overflow hidden. So a media-left wouldnt help here. With media-left, the avatar hides in chrome, no matter how wide the comment content is.
Issue:
Since a comment box uses the .media-body class, this class uses a width of 10000px in an attempt to size the panel-default. However, when a comment has a really long string (for example, a long URL), it causes the panel to break and the viewer can't see what is written past the container.
Suggested Correction:
v3.3.0 bootstrap has moved away from using .pull-left on a media object (such as a comment avatar) and now employs a .media-left and .media-right class (see: http://getbootstrap.com/components/#media). Please update the _tk_comment function to employ this new structure.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: