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I was just trying to reply to a post and noticed no cursor in the reply field (nor is there one here now). You can no longer place your text where you want it, I was forced to write above the orig thread post. I just upgraded to the latest version of firefox, so I dunno if it is that or a prob with the site itself. Thanks

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I was just trying to reply to a post and noticed no cursor in the reply field (nor is there one here now). You can no longer place your text where you want it, I was forced to write above the orig thread post. I just upgraded to the latest version of firefox, so I dunno if it is that or a prob with the site itself. Thanks

 

I noticed this problem when I first came here, and I also use Firefox. It seems that the "Toggle Side Panel" button is what messes my cursor up. If I click it the cursor goes away, turning it back off does not fix the problem until I refresh the page. My solution: leave that damned button alone. :noway:

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is that under the "view" tab? I know I have seen it, but feel like a dummy now! I think this latest version must have restored some default. I don't see that toggle side bar anywhere. :noway:

 

 

I was just trying to reply to a post and noticed no cursor in the reply field (nor is there one here now). You can no longer place your text where you want it, I was forced to write above the orig thread post. I just upgraded to the latest version of firefox, so I dunno if it is that or a prob with the site itself. Thanks

 

I noticed this problem when I first came here, and I also use Firefox. It seems that the "Toggle Side Panel" button is what messes my cursor up. If I click it the cursor goes away, turning it back off does not fix the problem until I refresh the page. My solution: leave that damned button alone. :dunno:

 

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I have been having a hard time posting all day today. But, that's just because I am at work and I have been busy. Site is working great though :noway:

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Same here and also on SSS.com. I fixed it by going to My Controls>Board Settings>Post Settings>Type of text editor to use when posting

Rich Text Editor requires either IE6+, Mozilla / Firefox or Opera 9+>Select "Standard Editor"

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is that under the "view" tab? I know I have seen it, but feel like a dummy now! I think this latest version must have restored some default. I don't see that toggle side bar anywhere. :noway:

 

It is on the bottom left corner of the text panel when you are on the reply screen. Sorry I didn't check this thread earlier, I just did a tranny fluid drain and filter and installed my Corvette servo. Had one thing after another hinder me, but I finally got her. :dunno:

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Same here and also on SSS.com. I fixed it by going to My Controls>Board Settings>Post Settings>Type of text editor to use when posting

Rich Text Editor requires either IE6+, Mozilla / Firefox or Opera 9+>Select "Standard Editor"

 

Well, that worked! Thanks! Pretty sure it was the firefox upgrade...

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