Like bug

Hi

Guys, I couldn't help but stalk some of the topics and noticed that something was a little off. I checked it out and apparently, the LGlike system is out of place, rather, placed in the lowest right corner, am I right?

Here is what it looks like for my view:



And then I formulated a code to move it with the proper selector:

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Code:

span.LGlike {
position: relative;
right: 30px;
top: 5px;
}

Also, moving it to the uppermost top will not work properly because the like button will disappear for other posts with the length of the post to consider as a factor.

Hope it helps!

Regards,
Token Gay

so your a coder, i see haha well glad your here to help out XDA as much as you have

Oh man, Kyo will be pissed, we got a Ra slowly but surely kicking his butt in coding.

kyo is a coder too such beautiful art it is.

Phoenix King wrote:Oh man, Kyo will be pissed, we got a Ra slowly but surely kicking his butt in coding.

Because that's a code not even pros can write, let alone me... damn PK you found me a worthy challenger capable of writing in basic CSS. You should be proud.

As for the code, that might fix the problem for you but it will move the button for other people, too. I'd rather use "margin-right: xx%;" to move it to where it's supposed to be, or find another way. Using the code I provided will make sure to fix the button in the same position for everyone no matter the screen resolution, ratio, or whatever.

Token Gay I'm glad you are helping us with all this coding to make XDA an even more pleasant academy.

Hi

Lol, sorry, but I personally think I'm a newbie in comparison with him since I'm only Pizza Boi .

Edit: I tried Kyonaru's idea. It didn't exactly work .

Regards,
Token Gay/Pizza Boi

Last edit: Guys, did you notice that I'm the only one without the "LGlike" button. Apparently, the box code I have and its position along with its size cancels it out considering the signature area is being affected with the code; however, not everyone uses a box signature so meh :/ .

Token Gay wrote:Hi

Lol, sorry, but I personally think I'm a newbie in comparison with him since I'm only Pizza Boi .

Edit: I tried Kyonaru's idea. It didn't exactly work .

Regards,
Token Gay/Pizza Boi

Last edit: Guys, did you notice that I'm the only one without the "LGlike" button. Apparently, the box code I have and its position along with its size cancels it out considering the signature area is being affected with the code; however, not everyone uses a box signature so meh :/ .

You cant see the like button on your posts, i see it though. Its to prevent you from liking your own posts

One4All wrote:

Token Gay wrote:Hi

Lol, sorry, but I personally think I'm a newbie in comparison with him since I'm only Pizza Boi .

Edit: I tried Kyonaru's idea. It didn't exactly work .

Regards,
Token Gay/Pizza Boi

Last edit: Guys, did you notice that I'm the only one without the "LGlike" button. Apparently, the box code I have and its position along with its size cancels it out considering the signature area is being affected with the code; however, not everyone uses a box signature so meh :/ .

You cant see the like button on your posts, i see it though. Its to prevent you from liking your own posts

Oh yah, forgot about the illogical thinking. Sorry, fail at that~

Token Gay wrote:Edit: I tried Kyonaru's idea. It didn't exactly work .

As in, it didn't move the button or didn't place it where you wanted? The x'es are supposed to be numbers (just in case you didn't... know lol).

Either way if that didn't work at all try "padding-right: xx%;". Although I doubt that will give the desired effect.
Or, you can set a specific (relative) position, like you did, and use percentage values to position it, but it's gonna be... kind of hard.

Nope, already tried this:

Code:

.LGlike {
padding-right: 30px !important;
margin-right: 30px !important;
}

Or without the other one. Btw: Padding only increases the size and doesn't technically 'move' it, margin, on the other hand, can move it; however, it creates an extra 'space' in a specific area while position: relative + top: #px only moves it on the canvas and doesn't extend it.

Token Gay wrote:Nope, already tried this:

Or without the other one. Btw: Padding only increases the size and doesn't technically 'move' it, margin, on the other hand, can move it; however, it creates an extra 'space' in a specific area while position: relative + top: #px only moves it on the canvas and doesn't extend it.

Yes, that's why I said you probably wouldn't get the result you wanted.
However my concern is that if you use pixel values to move it, the button will move by that value for other users as well, so it may appear misplaced. That's why I suggested using percentage values with the code you told us to use.

Aight, aight.

Token your code didn't work tho ;s It just made a gap between the button and x Likes text

Works for me, did you declare !important?

You have to use the same code for .LGlikecount also.
Although I still suggest you use percentage values instead of pixels...