Which means the content region is set to 500 pixels wide and anything wider than that (like your images which are 826 pixels wide) should be hidden from view. Either the width needs to be changed to around 840px or the overflow property should be set to “visible” instead of “hidden”. Either change will allow the full image to be seen.
Love the strip BTW – I have twin 9 year olds with autism and it really helps to know other people are out there.
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October 3, 2009 at 3:24 pm
Devin
I think you were wondering how to keep the comics from being truncated.
The style sheet from s2.wordpress.com/wp-content/themes/pub/tarski
contains this style:
#primary {
float:right;
overflow:hidden;
width:500px;
}
Which means the content region is set to 500 pixels wide and anything wider than that (like your images which are 826 pixels wide) should be hidden from view. Either the width needs to be changed to around 840px or the overflow property should be set to “visible” instead of “hidden”. Either change will allow the full image to be seen.
Love the strip BTW – I have twin 9 year olds with autism and it really helps to know other people are out there.
Devin