
Edit: Oops, my bad.
SEAL wrote:If you ain't bloody and muddy by the end of the day, you went to a Nerf war.
SEAL wrote:If you ain't bloody and muddy by the end of the day, you went to a Nerf war.
SEAL wrote:If you ain't bloody and muddy by the end of the day, you went to a Nerf war.
SEAL wrote:If you ain't bloody and muddy by the end of the day, you went to a Nerf war.
Well, it is Vancouver...here's their 10 day forecast:I can guarantee that regardless of the weather you will get SOAKED!
marauder wrote:You have to explain things in terms that kids will understand, like videogames^ That's how I got Sam to stop using piston pumpers
marauder wrote:You have to explain things in terms that kids will understand, like videogames^ That's how I got Sam to stop using piston pumpers
SEAL wrote:If you ain't bloody and muddy by the end of the day, you went to a Nerf war.
DX wrote:In the neanderthal days of K-modding, people would lop off the whole PRV
Beware the PurpleWell, not that much soakage.
SEAL wrote:If you ain't bloody and muddy by the end of the day, you went to a Nerf war.
I don't know if iSoaker has control over the style sheets php (it looks like the CSS is dynamically generated), but a simple insert of code "max-width: 100%" would fix the issue. Not sure what selector ought to be used though, but the end result seems to be "img { }". Of course, additional JQuery and PHP would be needed to allow users to view images in full resolution by a click. There are probably other effective solutions involving overflow-x and the min width of the parent containing element, but I haven't had success with those in Chrome yet.(WHO F***ING DESIGNED IT THAT WAY?!?)
SEAL wrote:If you ain't bloody and muddy by the end of the day, you went to a Nerf war.
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