Screen Size

[lsc76cat]

I am having a similar issue with 2 of the three computers I use to access this site.

Only my laptop handles this site well when connected by ethernet cable.  It runs Windows 10.

My other 2 desktops have the same issue described by sw.

One runs Windows 10 and the other runs 7 Pro.

I can only post and use the messaging from this laptop.

What gives?

[davekurns1]

Dear forum members,

Thanks for your patience -- and for notifying us of issues you are having viewing the forums. We have solved several of the issues, and we still have 1 or 2 left. Believe me, it's at the top of our list every single day.

the developers are testing the solutions -- and we hope to roll them out quickly.

Again, we thank you for continuing to stick with us -- we welcome your notes.

--dave kurns

Editorial Content Director,

Successful Farming at Agriculture.com

[hRex]

In Mac OS, Safari works fine. In Windows 10, Edge and Firefox work fine; Internet Explorer 11 does not--it shows the problems identified above.

[WCMO]

Thanks!  Just didn't want you to forget about us.

[r3020]

At least I can sign in now. Screen is still 2-4 paged wide depending on what section and thread you are viewing.

[r3020]

Are you still working on the screen size? No improvement here.

[WCMO]

No improvement yet on screen size for Internet Explorer.  Please don't forget about us.

[WCMO]

Been another week. What's happening?  Anybody fixing?

[r3020]

I'm here. But I have to slide the screen all they way over to find what you typed. Pretty sad state of affairs. If these clowns worked for the government they would get a huge bonus.

[davekurns1]

Dear forum fans and members,

We continue to make improvements and fixes to the forums.

This week, we fixed the log-in issues. (Good news for all.)

We continue to adjust the shell of the forums to make readability better. We know some of you are not being able to read the forums as easily as possible. We're still working to make the whole usability better.

Thanks for asking -- and for continuing to watch the changes happen.

Dave Kurns

Editorial Content Director,

Successful Farming