joelacus
BUG- For New New UI Home Feed cannot be expanded fully on version 1.8
Hi
I know it supposed to be fixed on 1.3 (https://github.com/joelacus/RedditEnhancer/issues/43). But, when I tried hide the home feed sidebar and it does not worked. What do you think?
I can't seem to replicate this issue, but maybe Reddit has changed something and broke it for some people.
I'm just checking, is the 'Home Feed Width' set to '100%', and 'Home Feed Offset' set to '0%'? And have you tried reloading the page?
Sorry for the very late reply. I've just published version 1.14.0. Let me know if you still have this issue or not, thanks.
Also, if you have an ad blocker installed, it might be blocking the ads in the home sidebar making it appear empty, but it's still there. Enable "Hide the Home Page Sidebar" option to fully hide it.
I tried that method and on previous version I can fully expand it. But, on this newest version on (https://www.reddit.com/new/) or specific subreddit it is not fully expanded anymore. What do you think?
Sorry, I missed that you said you had tried hiding the home page/sub sidebar, my bad.
I'm not entirely sure why it isn't working to be honest, it seems to work fine for me. Are you able to resize the Post, User Profile, Topic and Custom Feed widths?
On version 1.13.1 I usually used this setting and it works well by fit my entire browsing window and now on version 1.14 if I drag the bar especially the offset and it just move the post to the edge of the browser Window
v.14
v.13.1.1
@dnet890 Do you happen to have Resize Main Container enabled? When you first turn the feature on, it applies some CSS stuff which also results in what you've been seeing, as --re-main-container-width isn't set in some cases. I'll fix that soon.
If that's not the case, more info would be really helpful. I'm not sure what you mean by "drag the bar especially the offset and it just move the post to the edge of the browser window"—it's the intended effect of the Feed Offset sliders.
if you mean this option, When I turned it on or off. there is no change. same result like this
Really baffled by this. For the record, this only happens on the frontpage and subreddit pages correct? Also, is this when you maximised the browser window and at 100% zoom level?