<fieldset class="fieldset">
<legend></legend>
<fieldset $id$="">
<div class="label">User:</div>
<div class="info"><strong>admin</strong>

Comparison from my site.

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Interesting... I replaced my inc folder from a freshly downloaded zip package and saw the same problem. I tried it in IE and saw a similar problem because I am not logged in via IE.

inc/_core/ui/forms/_form.class.php around line 180 I find this:

				'fieldset_begin' => '<fieldset $fieldset_attribs$>'."\n"
														.'<legend $title_attribs$>$fieldset_title$</legend>'."\n",
				'fieldset_end' => '</fieldset>'."\n",
				'fieldstart' => '<fieldset $ID$>'."\n",

To my mind this is where the extra spaces are coming from. I could be wrong, but I'm pretty sure <fieldset $fieldset_attribs$> will create <fieldset > if $fieldset_attribs$ is nothing.

The demo site shows the extra spaces in some fields in that area. BTW PHP version is 5.2.5 and MySQL version is 4.1.22 if it matters.

I'm sure I cured that bug ages ago :-S

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This is similar or even equal? Have a look at this post by sam2kb: [url=http://forums.b2evolution.net/viewtopic.php?t=13506&start=0&postdays=0&postorder=asc&highlight=][2.2.0] Login form: <fieldset$ID$>[/url].

Good luck

Same bug, locking this thread due to "ongoing".

Edit: NOT the same bug. This bug - $ID$ immediately prior to the textarea for commenting when logged in - is gone in MY 2.2.0 installation.