By Henk van Klinken on Friday, 07 July 2017
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Currently I am testing the 5.1.9 release of Easyblog on a local system.
In this release, the width of the avatars on the comments are far too small.
I don't have this issue in the 5.0.44 release. They display correct on any other view in the 5.1.9 release.
See pictures attached.

I do not plan to install 5.1.9 on the life site and I stick to 5.0.44 untill this issue is solved of course, so you will not be able to see it on the site.

Can you give any suggestion where and how this issue can be solved?
Hi Henk,
I could not replicate the narrow avatar issue in your screenshot(http://take.ms/iPc8v). Tested on my local instance with the latest EasyBlog version.
To investigate the issue further, we actually have to look at the site experiencing this issue. Is it possible to temporarily make your test site live so we can do so?
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Friday, 07 July 2017 11:09
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No, I don't like to make the site live with these too small avatars.

In stead, I looked for the issue my self and I found following:
In the css class 'cell-tight', the width was set to 1%. When I change that to 10% the problem is solved.
So in my template.css, I put: #eb .cell-tight {width:10%;}

I don't know if this introduces a different issue somewhere else, because I guess you didn't set the width on 1% just for fun, but so far I could not see any problems after changing it to 10%.

Regards.
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Wednesday, 12 July 2017 23:17
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Hey Henk,
Without looking at the site, I am unable to give you a solid answer as to why the issue happens on your site. Do note that sometimes styling issues may occur due to conflict with the template or from the template itself. One way to test is by switching around the site template and see if the styling issue occurs on other templates as well.
Anyway, glad to know that the issue is resolved.
Regards.
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Thursday, 13 July 2017 10:22
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