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Ike said
Hey Alex,This was something that had hopefully been fixed in a previous version of Reboot.
Are you all up to date? If so could you supply a link?
Yes, all up to date. I'm using regular Reboot for mobile, and child for desktop. Just created a test post here: http://www.ohhtee.com/forum/gu.....ideo-test/
Thanks Kyle, I'm having no luck recreating this locally! Unfortunately I don't have any Apple devices to hand..
I too am now getting mobile theme, but it's only mobile theme, no desktop.. There's definitely something strange going on there!
Alex, could you try adding some CSS to test? If you're happy to, please open reboot-mobile.php. Under the very first media rule could you make some space and add:
#spMainContainer .spTopicPostSection .spPostSection, #spMainContainer .spPostContentSection { display: inline; }
The start of the file should then look like:
@media screen and (max-width: 2000px) { #spMainContainer .spTopicPostSection .spPostSection, #spMainContainer .spPostContentSection { display: inline; }
And let us know if it resolves the wrap issue?
So I added the code:
@media screen and (max-width: 2000px) { #spMainContainer .spTopicPostSection .spPostSection, #spMainContainer .spPostContentSection { display: inline; } #spMainContainer .spGroupForumSection.spOdd, #spMainContainer .spForumTopicSection.spOdd, #spMainContainer .spMemberListSection.spOdd { color: <?php echo($indexRowOddColor); ?>; background: <?php echo($indexRowOddBackGround); ?>; border: <?php echo($indexRowOddBorder); ?>; }
Whereas before it was like this:
@media screen and (max-width: 2000px) { #spMainContainer .spGroupForumSection.spOdd, #spMainContainer .spForumTopicSection.spOdd, #spMainContainer .spMemberListSection.spOdd { color: <?php echo($indexRowOddColor); ?>; background: <?php echo($indexRowOddBackGround); ?>; border: <?php echo($indexRowOddBorder); ?>; }
Now the video is showing up normally, though the overall formatting has some issues:
Before:
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