Took nearly a week for Livejournal to get back to my support request for the 'sudden' change to sidebars in August, but there remains no resolution. This was what I heard back:"Thank you for your report, and I apologize for the delay in responding to your request. We've tested the base Component styles, and are unable to reproduce this problem;
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It's when Release 95 went 'live' when the issues began.
It's extremely frustrating and even MORE so when you're told it's your fault, when it's not!
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It's when Release 95 went 'live' when the issues began
Thank you for pointing this out! I just went back to the support request I made to LJ and added that, because HELLO,it's so obvious that it's something they changed and it's insulting that they point the finger at the user.
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well if anyone finds a fix i would be thrilled to know what it is.
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THIS. So obvious! They KNOW if they changed something in early August that might be conflicting, they just don't care to find a fix, at least not now. Maybe in 3 months, they'll come out with a new 'release': "NOW, without funky sidebars!" *sigh* Maybe it's time for me to venture out to a new layout (she says, clinging to Component).
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Given the problem only seems to happen on comment pages, this leads me to believe it issue is LJs, not a user-modification issue. (From what I've seen of the code, the tables that Component uses are incorrectly stacked on the comment pages, so that the right-hand sidebar's table is inside the comment stack instead of after it. I'm wondering if the entire page layout could be written as a layer hack to put this right...)
I'm also wondering if LJ depreciated something that is common to most customisations of the Component layout, given that all the instances I've seen are heavily modified versions of Component. That has happened a couple of times with Flexible Squares over the past few years.
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