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Scrolling to the Right

Jessica Wellman

New member
Does anyone else have to scroll to the right to completely read this forum or is just me? I think it is because of the second menu bar. The one that says Forum Policies, Firearm Saftey, Firearms Photos, Links...etc. That particular menu bar seems to be one pulling the page to the right.

Just curious if I'm the only one.
 

TheBluesMan

Moderator Emeritus
Hi Jessica.

We are aware of the problem. Happens to people with smaller screens and on those set to 800x600 resolution.

We're working on it, among many other things. Please have patience; and thanks for the "heads-up."

-Dave
 
Jess-
It's a function of the number of characters in that line. I've weeded out as much as possible. Please try it now and report back here.
Thanks-
Rich
 
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