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By Aahzmandius_Karrde, in Star Wars: Edge of the Empire RPG

So I know I've been way behind, but I just placed this order:

swrpg-order.png

Lots of typing ahead.

I’ve got all the books that are currently available in stores, I just haven’t found time to do the typing.

But maybe if we can get at least one other person involved in entering data, that might be enough to allow me to engage my “game mode”, and I can get back into the swing of things.

I don't know if this is applicable, but I have my browser zoomed in for reading purposes by default. However, on the FFG Index website you guys run, which is fantastic by the way, it cuts off the right most part of the table and does not allow me to scroll sideways. Wonder if there is a fix for this other than "zoom out every time you go onto this website."

I don't know if this is applicable, but I have my browser zoomed in for reading purposes by default. However, on the FFG Index website you guys run, which is fantastic by the way, it cuts off the right most part of the table and does not allow me to scroll sideways. Wonder if there is a fix for this other than "zoom out every time you go onto this website."

Also happens on my (left) vertical monitor :(

Seconded the "fantastic" btw.!

I could enter a book's worth or something, PM me as to what format, etc.

No need to apologize man! You're providing a free (and valuable) service, you update on your own time!

I don't know if this is applicable, but I have my browser zoomed in for reading purposes by default. However, on the FFG Index website you guys run, which is fantastic by the way, it cuts off the right most part of the table and does not allow me to scroll sideways. Wonder if there is a fix for this other than "zoom out every time you go onto this website."

Also happens on my (left) vertical monitor :(

Seconded the "fantastic" btw.!

Also happening on my iPad Air 2, verticle and horizontal, and yes, I second Desslok, update on your schedule, not anyone else, you have a life to live.

I'm available to enter stuff, too, if that'd help.

Look what came in today:

https://goo.gl/photos/ykrdwXWVTvAgzuhj9

Thanks for all the encouragement and offers. I'll try and see what's up with the scrolling issue.

Yay for Cool Stuff Incorporated's free shipping!

Look what came in today:

https://goo.gl/photos/ykrdwXWVTvAgzuhj9

Thanks for all the encouragement and offers. I'll try and see what's up with the scrolling issue.

It seems to be caused by the whole layout and uses of widths and masks ("overflow: hidden"). Frankly I'd recommend looking into using something like Bootstrap as a CSS layout to help deal with pages that need to be viewable on various screen sizes and do away with the html tables in favor of divs.

For example:

include the bootstrap js and css

<div class="container-fluid">

<div class="row">

<div class="col-xs-2">Here's your left side menu</div>

<div class="col-xs-10">Here's the body of the page</div>

</div>

</div>

It seems to be caused by the whole layout and uses of widths and masks ("overflow: hidden"). Frankly I'd recommend looking into using something like Bootstrap as a CSS layout to help deal with pages that need to be viewable on various screen sizes and do away with the html tables in favor of divs.

He’s using a content management system that is generating the HTML, so I don’t think he has direct control over that sort of stuff. There might be an upgrade to the CMS that addresses this issue, but beyond that I’m not sure how much he can fix this problem.

It seems to be caused by the whole layout and uses of widths and masks ("overflow: hidden"). Frankly I'd recommend looking into using something like Bootstrap as a CSS layout to help deal with pages that need to be viewable on various screen sizes and do away with the html tables in favor of divs.

He’s using a content management system that is generating the HTML, so I don’t think he has direct control over that sort of stuff. There might be an upgrade to the CMS that addresses this issue, but beyond that I’m not sure how much he can fix this problem.

Most CMSes allow the user to create their own skins for the engine to use, including the basic layout and page elements. I know that WordPress, Joomla and Droopal all do, at least.