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Lines not wrapped in Editor - need to scroll horizontally

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The screen shot speaks for itself. The Editor used to work fine before, as far as I remember. I've also seen it mentioned on one of the Polish forums that this was a bug in the IPB forum software.

I'm using SeaMonkey 2.33.1 @ Windows 7.

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I am also using SeaMonkey 2.33.1 (although on WinXP using en-us), but do not have this issue so it wouldn't be  a IPB bug. Maybe something specific to W7 and/or a language specific problem?

 

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I'm not exactly sure how it determines if word wrap is to be used. I have an idea it has to do with the browser. As an example, at work using Firefox the words do not wrap. At home using Palemoon, they do. I've also had it where it wrapped, then updated the browser and it stopped working.

This seems to be common amongst all IPB forums I've used. Sometimes it wraps, sometimes it doesn't.

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I am also using SeaMonkey 2.33.1 (although on WinXP using en-us), but do not have this issue so it wouldn't be  a IPB bug. Maybe something specific to W7 and/or a language specific problem?

 

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I don't think you switched to the text only editor (the top left icon). In the "full featured" mode lines wrap OK but don't in the text only view.

With FF 40.0.3 on XP SP3 the words do not wrap for me either. AFAICS, it seems to be a problem of the more recent FF builds with IP.B, because PM 25.7.0 is a fork of FF 24.8.0 esr...

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