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#1

Dear Admin,
First of all thank you for your great work and gift to us. I have a problem. I have install the latest version and everything is fine except Smiley and other icons are showing vertical. Where could be the problem?
thank you.
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#2

Hi,

Can you post a link to your website.

Have you completed the interview?
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#3
Photo 

(02-Jul-2012, 11:06 AM)Steven Wrote:  Hi,

Can you post a link to your website.

http://i50.tinypic.com/30x8ytg.jpg
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#4

You probably have something in your own stylesheet which is causing this.

If you post a link to your website I could help to fix it.

Have you completed the interview?
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#5

I too have this same problem, identical to his image. I have been messing about with css but nothing effects the problem.
How did you sort mo12345 out way back there?

Cheers

Hob
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#6

I couldn't fix their issue because the person never posted a link to their website so that I could determine what in their own stylesheet was interfering with Commentics. I really need a link to fix these types of problems because it's very specific to each person's website.

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#7

(03-Feb-2014, 08:26 PM)Steven Wrote:  I couldn't fix their issue because the person never posted a link to their website so that I could determine what in their own stylesheet was interfering with Commentics. I really need a link to fix these types of problems because it's very specific to each person's website.

OK. Here is the link to the page with the coms. I am using a free template which I am still modifying.

http://countmeout.info/blogg/blog_post1.php

This has never happened before?

Hob
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#8

All three of these styles below are affecting all of the images inside the 'post_section' div where you added Commentics.

http://countmeout.info/templatemo_style.css (line 308)

Code:
.post_section img {
  clear: both;
  display: block;
  margin: 20px 0;
}

You have a few options:

1. You could remove those styles if they're not doing anything.
2. Make them more specific to the images that they're meant to target.
3. Negate them in the Commentics stylesheet with styles like this:

Code:
clear: none;
display: inline;
margin: 0;

There should be a class for each image in the Commentics stylesheet where you can add the above. I'll consider adding them in the next version or at least do some type of CSS reset to help against these types of issues.

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