It seems to work on Firefox but using IE 7.x causes the width to shift to the max size that is specified in the css.

-Greg

Greg, what solution do you refer?
Php code edit or CSS?

grmi64 wrote:
It seems to work on Firefox but using IE 7.x causes the width to shift to the max size that is specified in the css.

-Greg

I've tested it with IE 7, Firefox and Safari for Windows, and it works fine in those browsers. You can see it in action here.

The width specified for div.msgtext in the CSS should be equal to the total width of your page (in my case 868px) minus left column and margins.

Note that IE for some reason always adds a vertical scrollbar as well as a horizontal, even though it is really not needed.

kerman wrote:
[quote]I got the solution thanks to Carreon from Joomla! México

The thing is create a iframe in the correct template:

components/com_fireboard/template/default/smile.class.php

Find the code:

[code:1] // img
$fb_message_txt = preg_replace("/[img size=([0-9][0-9][0-9])](.*?)[/img]/si", "", $fb_message_txt);
$fb_message_txt = preg_replace("/[img size=([0-9][0-9])](.*?)[/img]/si", "", $fb_message_txt);
$fb_message_txt = preg_replace("/[img](.*?)[/img]/si", "", $fb_message_txt);
$fb_message_txt = preg_replace("//si", _LINK_JS_REMOVED, $fb_message_txt);[/code:1]


EDIT: And replace with the screenshot code two post downhere[/quote]
I can't find this Anywhere in smile.class.php

juanma wrote:
webstudent wrote:
You could use a small piece of CSS to display a scrollbar when a picture is too wide.
Just put the code below into your CSS file. You will probably need to change the width to match the width of your template.

/* Restrict the width of forum messages */
td.fb-msgview-right table tr td div.msgtext
{
width: 666px;
overflow: auto;
}

Uauh! Many thaks, This works correctly and is what it was looking for. Modifying the code in smile.class I have had many problems but this goes better.

Thanks!

Hello, one think: this piece of CSS works Fine in Explorer and Firefox but dont´t work in Safari.

nanaya wrote:
kerman wrote:
I can't find this Anywhere in smile.class.php

I couldn't find it either using FB 1.0.4.

Anybody here try Multithumb?

I tried multithumb and received user complaints because of load times.

Yes. It will do that. The only drawback I've found actually.

I have changed the CSS sheet as described above and hopefully there won't be too many Safari users on the site. Now if we could just get the multi-upload image to work w/ FB 1.0.4, I would be all set!