Firefox + scrollbars in wrong places.

[Newby]

Oh, you meant SMF theme? Haha, I thought you meant GNOME theme.

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A browser parses your GNOME theme? (Not your system parses your GNOME theme and applies it to your browser.)

[iago]

It's actually due to font size, if you want to be able to fix it without changing themes.

Old themese don't use the scrolling, which is bad if somebod posts a big picture or a lot of code. 

[Quik]

Mine does that, sometimes, too...depends on the site I'm at usually.

Might be an option.  Personally, I like it when there are overly wide pages/images so i can just scroll through that one post.

Yeah, it's normal for it to happen on the default theme when a post extends a resolution's horizontal limit.  However, Joe's example shows vertical scrollbars, which should never be present for a normal post.

For those curious (Quik will know this.  Sorry in advance if you do too.), it's the result of setting the CSS property overflow to auto. (overflow: auto;).

Why else would I continuously say what I have been? :p

It's actually due to font size, if you want to be able to fix it without changing themes.

Old themese don't use the scrolling, which is bad if somebod posts a big picture or a lot of code. 

I prefer older themes, because people should get bitched at when they post big pictures, and not just have the browser accomodate. I prefer the older, traditional method, but that's just personal preference. It shouldn't become an issue too often.

[Super_X]

I've got that same problem, I knew it was the theme, but I've found that if there's a post with two or three verticle spaces <enter keys> after all the text, I don't get tat problem.

[igimo1]

Mine does this all the time, on a default installation of Firefox. I don't complain.

[iago]

You can probably fix it by shrinking the default font size.  But who really cares?

[Super_X]

Crazy.

[Joe]

Making it one-bigger or one smaller fixed it. The encouragement I needed to make it smaller has finally arived. ^_^