Formatting concerns[]
Using IE, I am seeing quite a lot of horrifying errors with formatting. First, the article's text rolls right over the infobox, rather than breaking to the next line. This makes it impossible to read, unless I highlight the text or go into source editing mode. Second, the thumbnail images have enormous borders with a white background, which just happens to be the same colour as the caption, making it - again - impossible to read. I don't know how this shows up on other browsers, but for me, it renders many elements of the page non-functional. -- Lexmechanic (talk) 22:47, April 19, 2012 (UTC)
- I fixed the template's colors so that text is readable. Should be okay now. As for the text going over the infobox, that is probably only an issue in the IE browser, as I have tested it with Firefox, Chrome, and Safari, and the text correctly wraps around the infobox. —TombRaiser 04:34, April 21, 2012 (UTC)
- Shortly after posting my original comment, I modified the infobox - specified that it should be the same width as its image. This fixed the issue for me, so no worries there. Thanks for your edit. -- Lexmechanic (talk) 23:40, April 22, 2012 (UTC)
- And finally, I discovered what was making the images look wonky. It was my own settings for viewing the wiki. With that worked out, things look lovely. -- Lexmechanic (talk) 20:21, May 3, 2012 (UTC)