That could be a CSS problem or an issue with the WP theme but first you should turn off the use of W3 Total Cache on the forum page. That way you are sure it is delivering the correct content.
Caching plugins create static storing data for future uses which works great for blog pages and posts but dynamic pages like what Simple:Press uses need to excluded from a caches.

They have some built in caching and compression features that help to speed up the display without losing the ability to dynamically serve up the correct information.

when you go to make a post, the editor window opens below the forum content…  we scroll the rest of the page up to get to it…  well, normally its the rest of the page… in this case it appears you have css that is uniquely stacking or perhaps using absolute positioning with varying z-indexes different elements of the page…  so when we scroll the wp page content section, it doesnt scroll everything…

but cannot tell for sure from an image…  would need a link and see it in person…

and if that is indeed the case, not sure what I would suggest…  perhaps change the default to always have the editor window come up on the page so no scrolling is needed…

Thanks for the tips – it was in fact a theme issue. In case this comes up for you with other users, I was using a Genesis theme and the fix was inserting a ‘overflow: hidden;’ in this part of the Genesis child theme stye.css:

#inner:after { clear: both; content: “.”; display: block; height: 0; visibility: hidden; overflow: hidden; }

Thanks again! Derek

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good to know… I use genesis on multiple sites, but have not run across that… thanks for the update…