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[deputy963]

deputy963

#3177

http://www.davescomputertips.com/2012/02/three-alternatives-to-ccleaner-part-3/

The author’s name and bio are behind the author pic after update to 1.6.

Pics are all 150px in width and I’m using a custom width with the new custom width feature.

Anyone else experiencing this? Any ideas?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous

#23821

Not the actual solution, but try this temporary hack,

.author-entry .avatar, .author-info .avatar {

float: right;

}

Try to decrease the avatar size a bit.

[deputy963]

deputy963

#23822

Well, that fixes the problem (in a way), but it causes the author pic to float outside the container.

Am I the only person experiencing this with 1.6? Or is this a bug?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous

#23823

Hmmm.. add this too,

.single .author-info {

padding-left: 45px;

}

[deputy963]

deputy963

#23824

BE-A-U-TIFUL! 🙂 Thank You!

So is this a bug, or am I the only one experiencing this?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous

#23825

So is this a bug, or am I the only one experiencing this?

I think it’s just you.

[deputy963]

deputy963

#23826

Not so great, but thanks for the help.

[Syahir Hakim]

Syahir Hakim

#23827

You’re using a custom author image, which isn’t the same size if you use Gravatar, hence the text going behind the picture.

[deputy963]

deputy963

#23828

The text in the Graphene options states that a custom image may be used up to and including 150px in width, which is what my custom images are.

[Syahir Hakim]

Syahir Hakim

#23829

That used to be the case, but with the customisable column width option, the size of the author gravatar shown depends on the size of the container. In the next update, I’ll do a simple HTML resize on the custom author image to fit the Gravatar image size.