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== Gallery issue == | |||
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| user = NOUG4AT | |||
| time = 20:22, 16 Jan 2024 | |||
| 1 = I have a 1366x768 laptop, all the images in the article are out of bounds. I know this is a wiki issue, but I suggest to configure the gallery. | |||
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| user = Equalizer5118 | |||
| time = 20:35, 16 Jan 2024 | |||
| 1 = My laptop has the exact same resolution, and I suffer from the same issue. Ill experiment with fixes. | |||
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| user = Equalizer5118 | |||
| time = 20:45, 16 Jan 2024 | |||
| 1 = fixed the issue. Simply surrounded the table with <nowiki><div style=width:100%;overflow:auto></nowiki>. Now, any overflowed content will be hidden, but can be scrolled over to be viewed | |||
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Gallery issue
(using Template:Message) I have a 1366x768 laptop, all the images in the article are out of bounds. I know this is a wiki issue, but I suggest to configure the gallery. --NOUG4AT (talk) 20:22, 16 Jan 2024 (UTC)
(using Template:Message) My laptop has the exact same resolution, and I suffer from the same issue. Ill experiment with fixes. --Equalizer5118 (talk) 20:35, 16 Jan 2024 (UTC)
(using Template:Message) fixed the issue. Simply surrounded the table with <div style=width:100%;overflow:auto>. Now, any overflowed content will be hidden, but can be scrolled over to be viewed --Equalizer5118 (talk) 20:45, 16 Jan 2024 (UTC)