[mamasaywhat]

Howdy,

I see there’s a gentleman below with this same issue:

When I use firefox, click on a username to view their profile – the topics created and replies don’t show up in the profile…just a blank page (though it does show an accurate count of posts and replies).

Any thoughts? Any ideas how to solve this? I can’t very well just tell people that this feature just plain won’t work on firefox….

Website is: http://testing.mamasaywhat.com
Example URL: http://testing.mamasaywhat.com/users/katedorsey/topics/

thanks much!
Kate

[Martin ( Martin_C )]

Try this at the bottom of your  CSS file:

#bbpress-forums .bbp-user-section ul.bbp-topics
float: left !important;
}

[mamasaywhat]

Nada 🙁

[Martin ( Martin_C )]

Thats strange, I checked out your profile topics page in firebug and added a float left at this section:

#bbpress-forums ul.bbp-lead-topic, #bbpress-forums ul.bbp-topics, #bbpress-forums ul.bbp-forums, #bbpress-forums ul.bbp-replies {

border: 1px solid #EEEEEE;
clear: both;
float: left; // Added this
font-size: 12px;
margin-bottom: 20px;
overflow: hidden;

}

and when I did so it got visible.

Try this instead at the bottom of your style.css:

#bbpress-forums ul.bbp-topics { float: left !important; }

[Martin ( Martin_C )]

Oh, I see I forgot a “{” in my first code….it should be:

 

#bbpress-forums .bbp-user-section ul.bbp-topics {float: left !important;}

[Jared Atchison]

It’s a Firefox problem. All other browsers should show it correctly. Will be addressed in 2.3.

Until then, this should fix it.


.bbp-user-section {
overflow: auto;
}


[Martin ( Martin_C )]

Hmm, tried overflow:auto on .bbp-user-section, but it didn’t work. The stuff I posted above worked for me at AppGlobe:

Try it with firefox here:

http://appglobe.com/forums/users/martin/topics/

…I think I’ve added a width of 100% as well as W3c suggests.

 

[Martin ( Martin_C )]

I got it to work in firefox by adding this when I had the same problem at appglobe.com:

#bbpress-forums .bbp-user-section ul.bbp-topics {

float: left !important;

width:100% !important; /*forgot this one on my last post @mamasaywhat */

}

Try that or the code above by Jared Atcihison and it should work in firefox.

[mamasaywhat]

Thanks guys – what ended up working was putting BOTH of those codes in the css. One or the other alone didn’t do anything. CSS is weird haha. Anyway, problem solved, looking forward to the next update!

[gumresq]

I was faced with the same issue using a Genesis child theme.
For my problem, I used Martin’s suggestion and was able to fix the problem.
Thanks Martin.