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Hey poalacks,

I'd like you to take notice, that there are some people, who are enjoying longer discussions, which are discouraged by your current CSS.

As an example, you could look at the following thread, where some user tries to (unsuccessfully) argue for being thoughtful towards boomers:

https://poal.co/s/Helicoptarian/133661

The fact, that every few messages require a reload sucks just as much as the fact, that the discussion becomes unreadable after a while, because the <div> becomes too narrow to even display single words in one line.

Hey poalacks, I'd like you to take notice, that there are some people, who are enjoying longer discussions, which are discouraged by your current CSS. As an example, you could look at the following thread, where some user tries to (unsuccessfully) argue for being thoughtful towards boomers: https://poal.co/s/Helicoptarian/133661 The fact, that every few messages require a reload sucks just as much as the fact, that the discussion becomes unreadable after a while, because the <div> becomes too narrow to even display single words in one line.

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That is awesome. I will enter 'WMDTestSite into the Global CSS field in my user settings. You should make a post about this so that other users can check it out.

:

https://poal.co/s/WMDTestSite/135282

[–] • 0 pt (edited )

I thought, that's what this post is for...

I'll change the box-shadow into a border, I think, but later. I'm lazy. But I dislike the overlapping effect.

Edit: and I really should hide some swastikas somewhere, so that only the rightminded people use my CSS ;)

Or suffer.

[–] • 0 pt

You made a post to complain about the problem. But you should make a post to share the solution. Anyone who's fed up with vertical comments could apply your CSS to their global CSS settings and be done with it.

I just put your magic code into the Christmas CSS.

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Just for readers: The solution-thread is here:

https://poal.co/s/CSS/135622

Please be aware, that I made slight updates to yesterdays code, so that the mobile CSS still works. thx@AOU.