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I saw a UFOOOO above the "be the first to reply" button ;) Listing is from the Software Development forum. It's the username from the thread above, but it shows below the line.

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That's by design when the guy's name is just way too long to fit.

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K, what you want ;)

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Well where would you recommend we fit it instead?

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Incidentally, what browser are you using, because it actually moves everything down so that there is no overlap on my screen. I'm in Chrome / Win 8.

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Well where would you recommend we fit it instead?

Above the line. But don't mind me.

what browser are you using

IE10/Win7 here. Haven't checked with IE11/Win8.1 at home yet.

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Odd, but it fits above the line instead of overlapping the line in IE 10 / Win 8 for me.

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IE11/Win8.1

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Member Avatar for Dani

What are the dimensions of your browser window?

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I see the same problem (the username spilling over under the faint line) on my browser: Chromium in Linux(Kubuntu).

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A curious thing. It formats properly when the section is made longer, i.e. when a tag is added. Couldn't the code detect long names and just make the section longer?

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I see this in firefox win7

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What are the dimensions of your browser window?

1920x1200

and just make the section longer?

Add a tag "untagged" automatically, and the issue is solved ;)

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