When logging into openSUSE on a narrow browser (could be small, non-widescreen laptop screen?) the “openSUSE Login” header and the form underneath are thrown to the bottom of the page, under the navigation bar to the left.
I think this is a case of the <div> or header being set to a fixed width, as opposed to a dynamic width.
http://img205.imageshack.us/img205/6030/osloginpage.th.png](http://img205.imageshack.us/i/osloginpage.png/)
I know removing the #right_column { margin-left:16px; } helps, but somewhere there is a width definition that needs to be less static. The forums squash things, and the login page just basically has 2 fields to fill out that are important.
Just a little annoyance.
+1 here. It is a bit annoying. A fix would be welcome, if not too difficult…
consused wrote:
> +1 here. It is a bit annoying. A fix would be welcome, if not too
> difficult…
+1 i’ve seen that also…but, i thought it was just my old Firefox…
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Never seen that (but I have an extra wide screen).
Anyway, work on a new bento theme for the entire openSUSE infrastructure is in progress. Stay tuned 
We rely on the openSUSE web site login…forums don’t have their own
login page…we just use theirs.
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Kim - 6/1/2010 8:36:30 AM
What’s the best way to get something changed about this?
Hey dragonbite,
>What’s the best way to get something changed about this?
mailto:webmaster@opensuse.org
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Kim - 6/1/2010 11:27:31 AM
Thanks… I just emailed my message.
