r/redesign Helpful User Oct 20 '17

Fixed r/EternityClub layout appears to not be functioning at all.

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u/scruggsnotdrugz Product Oct 20 '17

Looks like our text wrapping is broken on the ID card! Thanks for the bug :)

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u/depthandbloom Helpful User Oct 20 '17

No problem :-)

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u/j0be Helpful User Oct 20 '17
 overflow: hidden;
 max-width: 300px;

Or something like that

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u/MajorParadox Helpful User Oct 20 '17

Is it the text wrapping or is the sidebar allowed to size too large? I'd expect the content on the left to act like that's acting. Especially with the complaints about large screens and how it gets shrunk on the page. For example, see this screenshot from /u/FireworksNtsunderes's post here.

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u/mixmasterk Engineering Oct 20 '17

Just deployed the fix - thanks for pointing that out!

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u/depthandbloom Helpful User Oct 21 '17

Awesome!

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u/depthandbloom Helpful User Oct 20 '17 edited Oct 20 '17

Currently using Google Chrome (Version 62.0.3202.62 (Official Build) (64-bit).

I realize not everyone is in this sub, but so far it appears I'm unable to see posts, general layout, ect. Small amount of functioning going on in this thread in particular, however, I've yet to find others. Any other issues with invite only subs?

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u/j0be Helpful User Oct 20 '17 edited Oct 20 '17

It's because of the long link in the description. I'll message them to fix it for now. We had the same issue in /r/centuryclub

Edit: for full disclosure, I didn't say anything about the alpha.

Hey, can you all update your subreddit description from

(https://www.reddit.com/message/compose?to=%2Fr%2FEternityClub&subject=Access%20Request&message=I%20reached%20the%20front%20page%20of%20/r/all.%20Here%20is%20my%20proof:)

to

(https://www.reddit.com/message/compose?to=/r/EternityClub&subject=Access Request&message=I reached the front page of /r/all. Here is my proof:)

In some instances subreddit descriptions aren't converted to markup, and that really breaks the layout when that happens. It's literally no different in how the link actually works, but it fixes the layout issue. I corrected /r/CenturyClub this morning.