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It does it via the main board index too.  Its something with the modifications you've made to the style.       How it views depends on your personal screen resolution.  If using a wide-screen monitor and a high resolution setting it all fits in nicely.   Im at 1400x900 and it fits perfectly if I keep my browser window full screen on the monitor.  If I DONT (and I normally do not)  it doesnt fit well at all.      Its not resizing the information and should be so somethings amiss in your css or the settings for the theme.  Check your settings for Forum width in Admin > Layout settings > Theme settings.  If you have it set at pixels for width try changing it to a percentage.  Give 98% a shot.   

The #wrapper { width:95% !important;} you stuck at the top of the css won't work.    You need to edit div#wrapper

In the css change

div#wrapper
{
margin: 0 auto;
min-width: 764px;
max-width: 2300px;
}


to


div#wrapper
{
margin: 0 auto;
               width:  98%;
}


It does it via the main board index too.  Its something with the modifications you've made to the style.       How it views depends on your personal screen resolution.  If using a wide-screen monitor and a high resolution setting it all fits in nicely.   Im at 1400x900 and it fits perfectly if I keep my browser window full screen on the monitor.  If I DONT (and I normally do not)  it doesnt fit well at all.      Its not resizing the information and should be so somethings amiss in your css or the settings for the theme.  Check your settings for Forum width in Admin > Layout settings > Theme settings.  If you have it set at pixels for width try changing it to a percentage.  Give 98% a shot.   

The #wrapper { width:95% !important;} you stuck at the top of the css won't work.    You need to edit div#wrapper

In the css change

Code: [Select]

div#wrapper
{
   margin: 0 auto;
   min-width: 764px;
   max-width: 2300px;
}


to

Code: [Select]


div#wrapper
{
   margin: 0 auto;
               width:  98%;
}


Thanks for that info. Did what you suggested.  I also deleted a "page" that had the bad css. So here is what happened. I noticed when I am not logged in but use the site, all is well. Things display properly. However, once I logged in, the same problem is repeated. I then log out and browse, all is well until I log in again. 

I tried another computer using a different login and it worked just fine under that user name. I don't know what to think or do? Help!! 

Thanks

Tony

Looks normal to me to read on your site with firefox.


Sorry of topic. 
 rollerpigeon how did you make all those changes to your site looks? I really like it. Mine just looks basic like this support forum here.

Hello, I have been contacted by my registered site users and they are saying that the screen is too big for them also. They have noticed that when they are logged in is when the problem arises. When they are logged out, the threads appear normal.

Any thoughts on what might be causing this?

Thanks

Tony

Have you tried setting the forum to the Default Style so you can see if it does it with that?   If it doesnt then you KNOW its something with the css with the custom style you are using and/or the settings for it under Theme Settings for forum width.

Hello, I tried as you suggested and set it back to the default. That worked to bring everything back under correct alignment but I have lost the stylized look we had. I will contact my programming team on the next workday and see what they can do.

Thanks!

Tony