I took a look on my inbox here and on my own website. I see that conversations are not taking up full-width when viewing inbox. Tried with different users and all have some full and some not-full width conversations. *Note the white space on the right side. Some other users have there more or less space, and some are full width.
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interesting… that is not here of course… but you say you see that here too? which browser – know I asked that on last – but have been unable to duplicate that here… will try the other browsers myself… will have to have Andy take a look at the mac side though since I am PC based…
just tried with FF, IE, chrome, safari and opera… cannot duplicate that pm issue with them here (and local test sites)…
will have Andy check with his mac too…
this is sp 5.2 and latest pm plugin 1.5? would ask what sp theme, but doesnt matter if you see it here too…
I have the problem with the latest SP and PM plugin 5.2 and 1.5. And with all default settings. I have excluded all my CSS and jQuery things and still the same problem occurs.
but the key question was: is the pm thread list (image in post #1) occurring here or just on your site?
Default 1.2 and nothing else changed. The only difference I can find out is that my forum is wider.
Tried Ice, Cool Blue, Caribbean. All the same. Maybe you can test it in a environment where the forum is much wider than here.
I have one test site where its 2400px wide…
but what might help is if you could create us a temp user account so we could log in and inspect the CSS directly… if that works, send a pm to yellow swordfish, mr papa and brandonC with the account details… please link to this topic too so we know what it is about…
worst case, we should be able to give you the css changes to make it work locally…
actually, I can see that happening on my wide test site with the default theme…
so will research it…
What theme is used here on SP btw? I can’t find the theme with those “look alike” speech balloons next to the avatar. I would like to get the same environment while testing.

