large photo width messes up thread

[Style]

i've got a question relating to the width of posts in a thread. in my forum, if a user posts a photo that is really wide then their post is wide to allow for the wide image.

the problem is that when these wide photos are posted it makes the other posts in the thread extreemly wide and then users must scroll back and forth to read posts. is there a way to make only the post with the wide image wide while keeping the other posts the default width?

link to example of the problem:

http://southernuprise.com/forum/show...?p=176#post176

thanks!

[Floris]

I believe it is possible to auto resize very large pictures. the config.php file has a setting for this in the bottom.

[Style]

i'm not looking to resize the photos. i need the ability to post large panorama shots without the posts being verrrrry wide.

here is an example on another board of what i'm talking about:
http://skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=419660

[conqsoft]

Auto-resize only works for attached images. If you allow inline images, there's the chance they will break your style. There are some semi-solutions using javascript/dhtml on vbulletin.org, but none are foolproof.

[Floris]

Sorry, you're right.

http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/showt...ghlight=resize
http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/showt...ghlight=resize

[Style]

any answer on this other than the resize feature? i'm not really looking to resize any photos - i'd like to keep them at full size. i'm just trying to resize the size of the posts so that only the one with the large photos is wide and the others are at default width.

[alan6]

This is a mystery I have the same problem but nobody here knows what to do about it

[feldon23]

any answer on this other than the resize feature? i'm not really looking to resize any photos - i'd like to keep them at full size. i'm just trying to resize the size of the posts so that only the one with the large photos is wide and the others are at default width.

You want the photos full size. but you don't want the photos full size.

You can understand our confusion.