Just did these updates today:
usermin-virtual-server-theme 6.5
webmin-virtualmin-awstats 3.9
webmin-virtualmin-dav 2.9
webmin-virtualmin-htpasswd 1.8
webmin-virtualmin-mailman 5.2
webmin-virtual-server-theme 6.5
Now the layout of Virtualmin is all wacked out, really wide and messed up. I emptied cache and tried multiple browsers, nothing helps.
Is this the intentional layout?
<br><br>Post edited by: markedwards, at: 2008/12/17 10:59
Yeah, I doubt that is intentional 
Before we get too far, I’ve seen cases where Webmin didn’t restart correctly, and caused some trouble.
If you run this:
/etc/init.d/webmin stop
And then this:
ps auxw | grep miniserv | grep webmin
Do any processes show up? If so, go ahead and kill them, then fire Webmin back up:
/etc/init.d/webmin start
Does that by chance resolve the problem?
-Eric
Checked that already. That’s not it. Webmin and Usermin are stopping and starting cleanly, and there are no old processes that I can see.
Okay, well, I can’t fathom that’s what Joe intended for that theme, so I’d go ahead and file a bug report using the Bugs and Issues link below.
Be sure to include that screenshot you posted above, that’s helpful.
Thanks!
-Eric
is the pic cut off on the right? else it looks like mine. with me anyways it just fills the screen which looks okay
I thought this issue was fixed before I rolled it out. Is this, possibly the 6.5-1 release that Jamie rolled out at Webmin.com? He’s rolled a 6.5-2 that would correct this, if so (and the 6.5-1 package here shouldn’t exhibit it either).
But, I’ll double check in Safari before I roll the next release of the theme tonight.
Apologies for the inconvenience, regardless. The big changes in the way we’re dealing with CSS and such led to some new browser weirdness, and so we’re having to roll out incremental additional fixes, as we become aware of problems.
FYI…
usermin has no verticle scroll bar in IE and the email display font size “shrank” to very small on 1024x768 screens on Windows. On my Linux boxes with firefox it’s all good cool.
Of course, I used it as the perfect reason to get everybody on firefox with the newest IE security hole.
FYI, did the following updates today:
webmin-virtual-server 3.64-2.gpl
webmin-virtual-server-theme 6.5-2
Layout still wacked out. I’m not sure what its supposed to look like, frankly, but this is definitely inferior to the way it used to look.
The login screen form, for instance, is now stretched the width of the browser window, which looks very odd compared to the nice compact rectangle it used to be.
Just refreshing this. Layout is still pretty messed up. I can confirm scrollbar issues in IE7, and general width issues on all browsers.
Happy to contribute screenshots, if that would help.
Scrollbar will be fixed in the next release (probably a 6.5-3 release, though I might rush 6.6 out without any other major changes).
“general width issues on all browsers”? Really? I’m not seeing this. I’m mainly testing on Firefox, but I check against Opera, IE7, and Safari about once per week. What specifically do you mean?
On the login screen, for instance, the rectangle used to be a reasonably-sized box in the middle of the browser window. Now it scales to the width of the window resulting in huge amounts of dead space on the left and right.
Things that used to be forced to a nice looking layout regardless of browser window size now expand and shrink to bizarre proportions.
OK, that one I know about. I believe it is fixed by the Webmin 1.450 release coming in a couple of days. But, I’ll check with Jamie to make sure.
Can you be specific? I thought this was fixed (it was caused by the accidental removal of a width=100% table tag in a couple of functions…but that’s been fixed in 6.5-2). I’m unaware of any other brokenness in this regard, but if I can see it I can get it fixed.
See the Safari screenshot in this thread.
Perhaps that will also be fixed by the 100% width table fix in 1.450.
I don’t have an example of the pre-1.441 layout, but on a large screen it generally flowed better than 1.441. Perhaps the table fix will catch all of it.