Right, okay, clearing cookies does not help (though it's something I should have tried a week ago). Firefox helpfully blocked all subsequent cookies from livejournal.com when I deleted the existing ones, hence the few minutes of why-can't-I-log-in flailing.
Anyway: when comment pages are rendered in the site scheme (any site scheme), threaded comments don't indent. Everything's against the left margin, which makes the threads really hard to follow. (But it's not the same as view=flat; the comments are in threaded order. In fact, when I load the page they show indented properly for an instant and then jump over to the margin.) I don't think it's related to the 'expand' button -- unexpanded comments are behaving the same way. It started a couple of weeks ago; I thought it was just Dystopia finally breaking, but every site scheme is doing it for me. Only on the Mac, and only in Firefox, but it's the same in 2 and 3. I can't be the only Livejournaler out there using this setup; why hasn't anyone else complained?
I can fix it by forcing comment pages into my own journal's style, but I don't like that, and it's a pain in the ass appending ?style=mine to the entire anonymeme.
...damn, Safari works. I don't really want to change browsers.
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on 2009-01-02 01:24 am (UTC)Anyway: when comment pages are rendered in the site scheme (any site scheme), threaded comments don't indent. Everything's against the left margin, which makes the threads really hard to follow. (But it's not the same as view=flat; the comments are in threaded order. In fact, when I load the page they show indented properly for an instant and then jump over to the margin.) I don't think it's related to the 'expand' button -- unexpanded comments are behaving the same way. It started a couple of weeks ago; I thought it was just Dystopia finally breaking, but every site scheme is doing it for me. Only on the Mac, and only in Firefox, but it's the same in 2 and 3. I can't be the only Livejournaler out there using this setup; why hasn't anyone else complained?
I can fix it by forcing comment pages into my own journal's style, but I don't like that, and it's a pain in the ass appending ?style=mine to the entire anonymeme.
...damn, Safari works. I don't really want to change browsers.