That could be handy for getting out if awkward situations...

What is this...

XD

Freedom4El said:

What is this...

XD

Necessary

Do it.

Your text box runneth over.

You can't read the text box in the first page without moving the other text box. (I seriously wish these could be user preference, because I vastly prefer getting the text by mousing over rather than having it obscure the image...)

Krugger said:

Necessary

Example 1: Momo is shocked over something, an exam?

Example 2: Mako is sort of jealous over Saori and Hana's endowments.

Example 3: Orange Pekoe has to suffer Darjeeling's infamous "Have you heard the saying" stuff.

NWSiaCB said:

Your text box runneth over.

You can't read the text box in the first page without moving the other text box. (I seriously wish these could be user preference, because I vastly prefer getting the text by mousing over rather than having it obscure the image...)

At least you can always mouse over any embedded notes, but yes, it does rather defeat the purpose of having them embedded.

Edit:Having said that, I realized a brief amendment to the coding could resolve the issue for this case.

NWSiaCB said:

Your text box runneth over.

You can't read the text box in the first page without moving the other text box. (I seriously wish these could be user preference, because I vastly prefer getting the text by mousing over rather than having it obscure the image...)

Moonspeaker said:

At least you can always mouse over any embedded notes, but yes, it does rather defeat the purpose of having them embedded.

Edit:Having said that, I realized a brief amendment to the coding could resolve the issue for this case.

I had no idea what either of you were talking about until I loaded up Firefox (I work mostly in Chrome) and then I saw it... T_T Different browsers using different fonts as their default along with using different sizes for the same percentage values. What a headache!! >_<

Anyways, I adjusted the affected notes using monospace to use actual pixel values for font size and (and sometimes line height), as well as specifying an exact font family (Consolas) which should be compatible with most systems.

Looks like I'll just have to avoid using only the general font families or percentage sizes, at least when using embedded notes.