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#197949 19-Jun-2016 18:16
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As per subject, can you move them to the right side of the screen? I can't even log out because the video ads covers the log out button.

 

I have 1024x768 screens both at home and work and the video ad box makes geekzone a poor experience. I'm not against the ads themselves, just the placement doesn't seem very well thought out.


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  #1576678 19-Jun-2016 18:17
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Do you have a screenshot please?





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  #1576682 19-Jun-2016 18:28
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Hopefully that works, haven't posted a picture for a very long time :o)


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  #1576685 19-Jun-2016 18:37
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Is this Internet Explorer 8 on Windows XP?

 

If it is, sorry, can't do much - that box should be way below that position and I guess the browser is just not doing it right.





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  #1576686 19-Jun-2016 18:43
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XP yes, but Firefox 46 and 47.

 

 


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  #1576688 19-Jun-2016 18:55
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See how it goes now.





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  #1576705 19-Jun-2016 19:21
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Is the video meant to be somewhere else on the page? They aren't showing up anywhere now.


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  #1576709 19-Jun-2016 19:27
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The ads (not all videos, most of the times just static images) should be like this:

 

 

On a window smaller than 1100 pixels the CSS will automatically hide that space but... it seems the video ad (and only the video ad) shows on a different overlay and since the box is hidden the browser puts it on the top corner. The problem with your browser happens exactly because I was being nice and hiding the ad...

 

Obviously will have to look at other more permanent solution.





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  #1576716 19-Jun-2016 19:45
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kiwirock:

 

As per subject, can you move them to the right side of the screen? I can't even log out because the video ads covers the log out button.

 

I have 1024x768 screens both at home and work and the video ad box makes geekzone a poor experience. I'm not against the ads themselves, just the placement doesn't seem very well thought out.

 

 

Subscribe. Then you don't see any ads at all. 

 

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  #1577425 20-Jun-2016 22:17
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I still had forum text disappearing off behind the right hand column even when i was a subscriber.

 

I Probably should get around to resubscribing.





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  #1577426 20-Jun-2016 22:21
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raytaylor:

 

I still had forum text disappearing off behind the right hand column even when i was a subscriber.

 

I Probably should get around to resubscribing.

 

 

This is a different thing - this is when people post long URLs and the browser don't correctly wrap them. If people report a post like this a mod fix it pretty quickly.





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  #1577434 20-Jun-2016 22:54
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freitasm:

raytaylor:


I still had forum text disappearing off behind the right hand column even when i was a subscriber.


I Probably should get around to resubscribing.



This is a different thing - this is when people post long URLs and the browser don't correctly wrap them. If people report a post like this a mod fix it pretty quickly.



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  #1577436 20-Jun-2016 22:55
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Particularly bad whjen a long unbreakable URL is inside a quote. Trust me, I tried lots of things and tricks.





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  #1703020 14-Jan-2017 03:42
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Firefox 50.1, 1024x768 desktop unfortunately the video ads are getting bigger when minimised.

 

 

 

 

 


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  #1703022 14-Jan-2017 04:27
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kiwirock:

 

Firefox 50.1, 1024x768 desktop unfortunately the video ads are getting bigger when minimised.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Cheap option, subscribe to get rid of them.

 

More expensive option, upgrade.


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  #1703024 14-Jan-2017 05:19
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Yeap, can't be expected to support a 15 year old OS and old hardware forever.


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