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Bosola, is their a way to make it search the specific url you are at instead of always doing a broad forums.qhimm.com search?
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I'm not sure how you mean; do you mean searching within the current thread?

You could probably do that by getting the current URL in the PHP script and tailoring the form HTML accordingly.

Hopefully a minor tweak, but would it be possible to make the buttons (SMF Search, Google Search) the same width? That way the boxes would line up, the buttons would line up, and as a whole it would look neater.
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Sure.

The easiest way to align them would be to reverse the orders of elements in the form (put the input type="submit" elements before the input type="text"s), float:right them and remove the default space that's added to inside the SMF search field (I really don't know why that's there). Then set a min-width on the buttons in the CSS (let's say 9em) and finally set a margin-left on those buttons of whatever width you choose (let's say 2em).
 
I'm not sure how you mean; do you mean searching within the current thread?

You could probably do that by getting the current URL in the PHP script and tailoring the form HTML accordingly.

Sure.

The easiest way to align them would be to reverse the orders of elements in the form (put the input type="submit" elements before the input type="text"s), float:right them and remove the default space that's added to inside the SMF search field (I really don't know why that's there). Then set a min-width on the buttons in the CSS (let's say 9em) and finally set a margin-left on those buttons of whatever width you choose (let's say 2em).
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I mainly ask because my one attempt to skin SMF in the past ended in disaster. In static HTML or wordpress, it's easy as sin, but SMF's weird tables make all kinds of excess difficulty.
 
I hope you don't mind me making a note here...

I mainly ask because my one attempt to skin SMF in the past ended in disaster. In static HTML or wordpress, it's easy as sin, but SMF's weird tables make all kinds of excess difficulty.
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did you notice that the stars (?) are not available, and thus showing [X]
looking at the props:
http://forums.qhimm.com/Themes/Curve_Rc5_New_Generation5/images/stars/gmod.gif

will end up in
Code: [Select]
Code: 
Not FoundThe requested URL /Themes/Curve_Rc5_New_Generation5/images/stars/gmod.gif was not found on this server.Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Apache/2.2.22 (Unix) mod_ssl/2.2.22 OpenSSL/0.9.8e-fips-rhel5 mod_auth_passthrough/2.1 mod_bwlimited/1.4 FrontPage/5.0.2.2635 Server at forums.qhimm.com Port 80
 8)
 
Yes I know things are sort of messed up right now. Still trying to figure out a solution. First priority was getting the forum up and running again.
 
Well yes i know that, but the default one got corrupted before. Ill tinker with it and see if i can get it going

edit: seems to work now, thanks
edit2: enjoy google search
 
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edit2: enjoy google search
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I would love to, but am unsure how to.  I did see it up last night.  But it also looks like Qhimm updated to v 2.0.2 very recently.
 
Yeah he did. For some reason that put the google search at the bottom of the page.
 
Having a bit of a confusing issue since the layout change, I can't post in Aali's driver help/ect thread. I'm guessing maybe others, But this is the only one i've noticed.
 
Making new threads (and editing existing posts) seems to create a text entry box that runs off the edge of the browser window, with no capability of scrolling over to the end. Thus, half of what I'm typing (or trying to edit) is not visible to me.

This wasn't the case a few days ago.
 
Certainly. I'm running FireFox v15.0. Here's a screenshot of an attempt to edit my post above:

Runoff.jpg
 
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I can't replicate this issue, and I'm using FF15.0

Have you done a hard refresh (Ctrl+ F5)? Are you using any user stylesheets?
 
I know there is a time limit for editing posts.  You have to wait like a minute and a half I think.  Are you trying to edit it too soon?
 
That would result in an error specifying that I should wait 30 seconds before editing again, not a runoff issue with the text box.
 
Currently using Waterfox 13.0 (should render identical to firefox) and have seen no such thing. When the update comes out (it's usually a bit behind ff) I will see if anything broke; it might be a problem with the latest Gecko engine.
 
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