[OU] Fitting with 10.51

[Bart Hansen]

Now on Windows 10.51, I find that Talkingpointsmemo.com still does
not fit on my screen. This changed with 10.50 such that only the left
hand column of the three columns appears. The rest of the columns
appear lower down, taking much scrolling down to show up. It works
fine with Chrome.

A while back some others here noted that TPM loaded slowly with
10.50, but that they had no other problems like I do.

Is there some parm that I should be changing within my site
preferences to fix this?

Thanks,
Bart

[Harry Lake]

Post by Bart Hansen
Now on Windows 10.51, I find that Talkingpointsmemo.com still does
not fit on my screen. This changed with 10.50 such that only the
left hand column of the three columns appears. The rest of the
columns appear lower down, taking much scrolling down to show up. It
works fine with Chrome.
A while back some others here noted that TPM loaded slowly with
10.50, but that they had no other problems like I do.
Is there some parm that I should be changing within my site
preferences to fix this?

...

Looks OK here (laptop, Vista HP, IDing as Opera). There's nothing in
any column except the leftmost after the list of Research Interns,
but I have the impression that's the way it should be. Looks the same
in FF, but FF loads much more slowly.



HTH
Harry

[Rodger A Headifen]

Hi Guys,

I checked this site and if you use the Click the Fit to Width BUTTON
it will help you solve your screen layout problems.

I hope this helps you....;)

Post by Harry Lake

Post by Bart Hansen
Now on Windows 10.51, I find that Talkingpointsmemo.com still does
not fit on my screen. This changed with 10.50 such that only the
left hand column of the three columns appears. The rest of the
columns appear lower down, taking much scrolling down to show up. It
works fine with Chrome.
A while back some others here noted that TPM loaded slowly with
10.50, but that they had no other problems like I do.
Is there some parm that I should be changing within my site
preferences to fix this?

Looks OK here (laptop, Vista HP, IDing as Opera). There's nothing in
any column except the leftmost after the list of Research Interns,
but I have the impression that's the way it should be. Looks the same
in FF, but FF loads much more slowly.
HTH
Harry

...

[Alois Mahdal]

Hello,

Now on Windows 10.51, I find that Talkingpointsmemo.com still does not
fit on my screen. This changed with 10.50 such that only the left hand
column of the three columns appears. The rest of the columns appear
lower down, taking much scrolling down to show up. It works fine with
Chrome.
A while back some others here noted that TPM loaded slowly with 10.50,
but that they had no other problems like I do.
Is there some parm that I should be changing within my site preferences
to fix this?

I tried it here (10.51, Windows 7 x64) and it seems to be caused by "Fit
to width" option. I think that problem is at the TPM side, simply said
that their layout is "not dynamic enough".

Anyway, I see the same problem when I turn FTW on.

To turn it on/off, choose "Fit to width" from the "View (100%)" menu in
the bottom right corner of Opera's main window.

Thanks,
Al.

[Bart Hansen]

Thanks to all. It's odd - no matter what my Fit to Width setting is
for the first unsatisfactory load, if I reverse it the site looks like
it should. If I close that tab and reload TPM, I need to change the
setting, no matter where the setting was when the tab was closed upon
a good load.

Bart
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Post by Alois Mahdal
Hello,

Now on Windows 10.51, I find that Talkingpointsmemo.com still does not
fit on my screen. This changed with 10.50 such that only the left hand
column of the three columns appears. The rest of the columns appear
lower down, taking much scrolling down to show up. It works fine with
Chrome.
A while back some others here noted that TPM loaded slowly with 10.50,
but that they had no other problems like I do.
Is there some parm that I should be changing within my site preferences
to fix this?

I tried it here (10.51, Windows 7 x64) and it seems to be caused by "Fit
to width" option. I think that problem is at the TPM side, simply said
that their layout is "not dynamic enough".
Anyway, I see the same problem when I turn FTW on.
To turn it on/off, choose "Fit to width" from the "View (100%)" menu in
the bottom right corner of Opera's main window.
Thanks,
Al.

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[Kenneth Knox]

----- Original Message -----
Subject: [OU] Fitting with 10.51
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2010 07:47:35 -0400
Now on Windows 10.51, I find that Talkingpointsmemo.com still does
not fit on my screen. This changed with 10.50 such that only the
left hand column of the three columns appears. The rest of the
columns appear lower down, taking much scrolling down to show up.
It works fine with Chrome.
A while back some others here noted that TPM loaded slowly with
10.50, but that they had no other problems like I do.
Is there some parm that I should be changing within my site
preferences to fix this?

...

I get exactly the same if I have "Fit to width" set. With that not set it shows correctly here, albeit slightly wider than my display.

Ken

Thanks,
Bart
--

[David Hayward]

Post by Kenneth Knox
I get exactly the same if I have "Fit to width" set. With that not set it
shows correctly here, albeit slightly wider than my display.
Ken

When you have your screen resolution at 1280 wide it looks perfectly fine
with both Fit To Width turned off and on. The layout gets a little screwy
with FTW turned on though, as the "MUST READS" pictures get jumbled around,
but I see everything fine. Changing the window size smaller results in
everything being down the left side.

[Bart Hansen]

Thanks, David. I have a 15" wide plasma screen and had it set to 1024
x 768, which always seemed OK to me. But I will try to remember the
effect of that setting. If I go to 1280 the text is not that good for
my old eyes.

Bart
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Post by David Hayward
When you have your screen resolution at 1280 wide it looks perfectly fine
with both Fit To Width turned off and on. The layout gets a little screwy
with FTW turned on though, as the "MUST READS" pictures get jumbled around,
but I see everything fine. Changing the window size smaller results in
everything being down the left side.