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Posted July 27, 201113 yr I posted a bug about this but wasn't considered as one by the staff. Currently, if you hit login and resize your browser, the login popup won't auto-adjust. That leaves the possibility of it going off screen. I saw a working demo of an auto-adjusting pop-up box on opencart, and I was wondering why something like that wasn't implemented on IPB? Demo:http://demo.opencart...ccount/register Click on privacy policy Now resize your browser --- Now try the same with the IPB login popup
July 27, 201113 yr Really? How often do you resize your window when you're actually doing something? I've never, ever, ever resized my window once I click login on a website.
July 27, 201113 yr Really? How often do you resize your window when you're actually doing something? I've never, ever, ever resized my window once I click login on a website. Was my first thought :D
July 27, 201113 yr There would never be a reasson to have login resisable that I can see. That said, I think IPS( like many other software to be fair) has gone popup crazy. If it continues on the present trend, we will someday have posts in a popup.
July 27, 201113 yr That said, I think IPS( like many other software to be fair) has gone popup crazy. If it continues on the present trend, we will someday have posts in a popup. Well, at the same time popup-blockers once again spread, as well as JS/flash-blockers... at least in my surroundings. But then again, they aren't really representative
July 28, 201113 yr Really? How often do you resize your window when you're actually doing something? I've never, ever, ever resized my window once I click login on a website. lol, what a very constructive post there. Just because you don't do it, must mean it doesn't need looking at. Anyway I agree, that it should be looked at. No matter how small the issue, and seeing as windows 7 has a snap view. If done during that process, then it should reposition itself.
July 28, 201113 yr lol, what a very constructive post there. Just because you don't do it, must mean it doesn't need looking at. Anyway I agree, that it should be looked at. No matter how small the issue, and seeing as windows 7 has a snap view. If done during that process, then it should reposition itself. I never said it shouldn't be looked at, I just implied that this should be low priority.
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