We have a client who claims they reach a point in their site where they can no longer add more content on a page (article). When they do it gets truncated. I looked around in the code, but don't see any page depth limitations on the template or in CSS. Is there someplace else where there is some parameter setting maximum page height? They are adding multiple tables and they are stacked on top of each other, but I don't see any reason why that would limit the page from continuing to expand automatically to support all the content.
Thoughts?
Thanks
Page depth limit ?
Re: Page depth limit ?
Don't scroll, baby! That's been years ago but still it is a sign of mannerless behavior to let people scroll endlessly. Why not break pages into parts by pagination? Anyway - it seems to be a restriction by database/table settings...
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Re: Page depth limit ?
There is no limit. But it might be that PHP memory is too low and this can result in such. Maybe while creating all content parts there is a html bug which stops displaying as expected.