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Hikikomori
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Spacing in Forum Posts 2 Years, 4 Months ago Karma: 5
I may just be lost but every time I post, no matter the spacing it doesn't format correctly.

Check 123

and there's no linebreak or <br> for bbcode, it doesn't seen to be parsing correctly.
 
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Re: Spacing in Forum Posts 2 Years, 4 Months ago Karma: 86
That's what I've been trying to figure out, for a long time, and have yet to solve it. It looks normal in the preview (window you actually type in), but not when posted. I was cheating and putting a write period between each line for space.
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Any ideas?
 
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Re:Spacing in Forum Posts 2 Years, 4 Months ago Karma: 5
maybe some css got rewritten. Someone, or maybe I will, make some posts at the official joomla forums to see if anyone has an idea.


www.kunena.org/

New version of kunena, which you know is what the bbcode forum runs on, came out recently. It was a stability build and fixed a bunch of bugs. I think the space issue was one of them.

It also might be an issue with the css handling line compressing strangely.
www.kunena.org/forum/137-k-15-templates-...-with-my-forum#79961
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seems like this guy has the answers
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"Your problem is your site template ../templates/jarutile/css/template.css at line 140:

Remove the following four lines from that file:

br {
font-size: 1px;
height: 1px;
}

This is not a Kunena problem. Cheers. "
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Those are the two fixes I found. granted the above isn't the direct fix, this sites template is different than the example site, but you most likely need to find something similar in the css.
 
Last Edit: 2011/01/19 12:33 By Hikikomori.
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Re:Spacing in Forum Posts 2 Years, 4 Months ago Karma: 5
Sorry to double post but I just want to make sure this gets bumped, used Firebug and it looks like the line in the css is line 156 for the template. So I'll just leave that info here, easy fix
/templates/ja_sanidineii_light/css/template.css

I might be able to change it myself. Nope don't think I have permission, which is probably a good thing.
Charles will probably have to do this bit.
 
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Re:Spacing in Forum Posts 2 Years, 4 Months ago Karma: 5
I emailed Charles with the fix, just incase he stumbles upon his email first.
 
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