As Designed No ability to increase the size of the message box

Discussion in 'Resolved Bug Reports' started by DomainArchitect.com, Feb 6, 2012.

  1. DomainArchitect.com Active Member

    When either creating a new thread or editing one, I do not see a way to expand the area of the message box (where this message currently appears). I searched and maybe this has been reported or perhaps it is a known issue and I should be using a different browser.

    Browser: Chrome
  2. Brogan Well-Known Member

    Do you mean this?

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  3. Mike XenForo Developer

    It automatically expands.
  4. Digital Doctor Well-Known Member

    He probably means vertically.
  5. DomainArchitect.com Active Member

    Yes, vertically. If an image is embedded, I can't scroll down or access the text below the image.
  6. Mike XenForo Developer

    Clicking back into the text box will sort this. This is a tough issue to deal with because we don't know when the image is finished loading.
  7. DomainArchitect.com Active Member

    I know some message boxes allow you to grab the lower right corner to expand them on the fly. Is it possible to add something like this?
  8. Brogan Well-Known Member

    If you need help with your installation, associate your forum account with your licence and post in the customer support forums.
  9. DomainArchitect.com Active Member

    Have you been able to reproduce this problem?

    I know it was mentioned that this is how it was designed, but there is no reason why we shouldn't be able to manually resize the message box when the editor is on.

    Can we expect a fix?
  10. DomainArchitect.com Active Member

    In Chrome, I click back in the box and it selects the image, it does nothing to expand the test box. I have been bothered by this since posting this because this made the forum more difficult for me to use. Today, I inadvertently moved the cursor to the right after selecting the image and the text box expanded automatically. What a relief!

    I thought you should know that.

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