Yeah, it falls apart with no styling at all, even at the increased page-width. So I'd still suggest my original CSS with the width increase on margin-left to account for smaller viewports (but yeah, it did also work fine at 1280 x 768 with my original code):
That code closes up that huge space you're going to have between the subjectbox and the quote button otherwise, and it opens up that same space when the viewport is small without pushing the quote button way, way out there into the page gutter.
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Date: 2010-12-31 01:10 am (UTC).page-entry #quotebuttonspan{display:block; position:absolute; margin-top: .3em; margin-left: 14em;}
That code closes up that huge space you're going to have between the subjectbox and the quote button otherwise, and it opens up that same space when the viewport is small without pushing the quote button way, way out there into the page gutter.