I view the site on a 17 inch MBP, with Safari full width, and I use the Fluid HD view setting.
I've noticed that when there are short articles that include images that are floated rather than displayed inline with the text, the images (can) overflow the article "box" on the front page, as well as on the actual article pages
Attached is an example. The first image is how the article normally appears. Notice how the app store icon overflows the box.
In the second, I just used Safari's web inspector to add a zero-height block element with clear:right to the bottom of the article, forcing the article block to extend down past the end of the floated image. Although this adds some whitespace, it looks much better to me than to have the image overflow it's box. Is this something that can be fixed?
I've noticed that when there are short articles that include images that are floated rather than displayed inline with the text, the images (can) overflow the article "box" on the front page, as well as on the actual article pages
Attached is an example. The first image is how the article normally appears. Notice how the app store icon overflows the box.
In the second, I just used Safari's web inspector to add a zero-height block element with clear:right to the bottom of the article, forcing the article block to extend down past the end of the floated image. Although this adds some whitespace, it looks much better to me than to have the image overflow it's box. Is this something that can be fixed?
