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Forums incompatible with Chrome / Visually Impaired

When using Chrome, and setting the font size to Large/XL, it is impossible to see the left side of the forum posts where the user information and date of the post are displayed. Using the scroll wheel or any other function to reduce the screen size does not then reveal the left side of the screen. When using Roll20 Forums I am unable to determine the dates of the posts. It would be nice if this were fixed, I must not the the only blind dungeoneer. :) Thank you
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Riley D.
Roll20 Team
Are you using the "Zoom" tool in Chrome? Or is there another setting that only changes the size of the font? Also, just to confirm for testing, this is on the latest version of Chrome (38)?
Actually I was wrong about the font size causing the problem, there is a font size setting in advanced settings however. It does appear it's just the zoom feautre of Chrome. If i get it down to 110% or less I do see the left side avatar, but it is half off the edge of the forum, but not the screen. if that makes sense. Turns out the dates are on the right, so I can see those after all. I messed with font sizes and that did not affect the issue, only zooming down to below 110% worked. I normally use chrome at a 175% zoom for Chrome overall and it works well enough with Roll20 games. I just updated to vers 39 of Chrome as well. Thanks again. sorry for the misinformation earlier.
Ah, I see what you mean, and it happens in Firefox too (probably all browsers, based on what's going on). I'm pretty sure it's because the avatar box is given an absolute position 75 pixels to the left of the post div. Elements with absolute position don't count as part of the normal document flow, so the browser doesn't realize that the content is as wide as it is. The good news is that it's only the avatar box that has that absolute positioning; everything else should remain within the scrollable area.