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TL;dr: Ok, there are 3 issues:

  1. The right part of all fields are not aligned correctly. Rev, Title, the editor field and the preview has different widths.
  2. The small yellow ? is being chopped off.
  3. The wdm-container div class has a overflow: hidden rule that is added by one of my Addons. This rule works fine in any of the SE sites but here...

I'm taking a screenshot of the current post editor. As you can see the right side is chopped off. I believe some declared css width is making a mess, but I haven't tested fully. Also,the right margin is off, I believe for the same reason.

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This happens in Firefox (Iceweasel 25.0a2 Debian testing) with and without addons, Greasymonkey, etc.

Chromium seems unaffected:

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But is well known that chrome/ium is broken by default.

  • I think OS / browser version may help here... (I can't emulate this on Win7 + FireFox 23) – Drav Sloan Sep 16 '13 at 17:01
  • I can't emulate on Debian Firefox 23.0.1 either. I'm also not 100% sure what the problem is. Could you post the entire screenshot? What is the difference between whatyou see in iceweasel and chrome? Is this about the ? being slightly sliced? – terdon♦ Sep 16 '13 at 17:22
  • Mmhh... weird, just now it was working when I changed the theme... seems like a bug between Iceweasel, the theme and the css... Lets see if I can work around. – Braiam Sep 16 '13 at 17:29
  • @terdon I think is a bug of Firefox 25, can you replicate there? – Braiam Sep 16 '13 at 17:35
  • @Braiam don't really want to upgrade, this is my stable work machine. – terdon♦ Sep 16 '13 at 17:38
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Declining this bug, as it involves a pre-release version of a browser.

We support current releases of browsers, not alpha or beta versions.

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