Dunno about that...but I'm having a chronic problems with several sites running over into each other's columns, among them LOP and PWBTS; as well as others. This would halso happen on occasion on the old board. Now it happens constantly when I read it on my work PC versus my home one.
Any idea what can be done to fix this?
Yeah, I have an idea how to take care of this.
It happens, because (without getting into too much code geekery) the content in each area either gets too small, or too large, and causes issues.
Think of each title bar and news area as a container. Each container holds so much text. This dynamic stuff is real touchy to figure out, because as each news item loads, the context fills up the containers and then pushes them out to their size as the content fills up.
It's impossible to judge beforehand which headlines are going to be 1 line in length, or two lines, or even three. So, you have one container with 10 headlines that takes up 10 lines of text, and you can have another container with 10 headlines that takes anywhere from 10 lines to 30 lines of text.
That's a ton of difference, and containers are resizing themselves based on how many lines they need to display, so sometimes it gets out of whack - especially when one news area fails to load for some reason.
All the containers need to get pushed into position by the content they load, so when that doesn't quite work properly, it looks a little messed up.
If you look at the Gaming news or Top News pages, that literally *never* happens, since all those news services provide short headlines, and everything is a standard size.
I've got a couple ideas on how to fix it, but I just have to find time to look at it.