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Looking good. Thanks!
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No issues here and I am running both uBlock and Privacy Badger on Waterfox
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JOPETA found that if you use a list to indent a block of text (so without adding * items to the list), the forum will now display one bullet on the text. For example consider this list:
It now shows like this (previously it wouldn't have that first bullet):
So with above example you'd make it instead:
And now the text shows indented as before when using a list without * items:
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[list]foo
bar
soap[/list]
- foo
bar
soap
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[tab]text to indent with a tab[/tab]
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[tab]foo
bar
soap[/tab]
foo
bar
soap
bar
soap
Re: Forum has been upgraded (report issues here)
Works and looks great here. No issues
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General impression: The readability for my old eyes has been improved, so far a good move. On the other hand the red colored objects (on all places) appear too garishly, what looks not so nice. Might be a thing, where I have to get used to.
But one thing is the contrary to good visibility, I mean this:
P.S. If there is room for a wish: I have seen on forums using the same phpBB software, that the posts get numbered per thread. It would help to reference to a thread in between of the own text, if this could be made possible. So I could write to an user, who had missed an advice to reread post #x; at now I have to create a link to this, what of course is far more circumstantial.
But one thing is the contrary to good visibility, I mean this:
This link "icon" (I can absolutely not identify it, what it shall show) is so tiny, that it took me a complete minute to find it at all. Perhaps to set this in bold could help for visibility. If xenopeek would not had mentioned it, it would most likely never noticed it in years.
P.S. If there is room for a wish: I have seen on forums using the same phpBB software, that the posts get numbered per thread. It would help to reference to a thread in between of the own text, if this could be made possible. So I could write to an user, who had missed an advice to reread post #x; at now I have to create a link to this, what of course is far more circumstantial.
Re: Forum has been upgraded (report issues here)
I can see no problems with it at all. I can see an improvement in that the text is a lot clearer than it was. So well done on that - honestly I don't think most peeps will see anything wrong with as it seems a job well done
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I'm getting two icons partially blocking the "Search this topic" bar. (Flat icons . . . I hate flat icons.)
- slipstick
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What is the difference between "List" and "Ordered List" (seem to work the same) and between "Code display" and "In-line code display" ? I would also like to know the maximum allowed "Insert image" size (I have seen some questions about this in the forum and didn't know where to find the answer). If there is somewhere this is all explained, I haven't found it.
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I like the visual changes so far. How come font size changing is supported but there's no button for it?
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A code block looks like this:
Inline code looks lie this: This is
Only inline code can be used in between a running text, a code block needs always hie own vertical space. But code blocks can have multiple lines, good e. g. for a terminal output. Also it provides a function to mark the complete content of the block with a single click on "Select All"; afterwards it can be copied with ctrl-c.
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This is the codeblock
with 2 lines
inline
codeOnly inline code can be used in between a running text, a code block needs always hie own vertical space. But code blocks can have multiple lines, good e. g. for a terminal output. Also it provides a function to mark the complete content of the block with a single click on "Select All"; afterwards it can be copied with ctrl-c.
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Thanks. I don't think I've ever used the In-line code - just noticed it today when looking at the new symbols above the reply box.Cosmo. wrote: ⤴Wed Feb 07, 2018 7:48 pm A code block looks like this:Inline code looks lie this: This isCode: Select all
This is the codeblock with 2 lines
inline
code
Only inline code can be used in between a running text, a code block needs always hie own vertical space. But code blocks can have multiple lines, good e. g. for a terminal output. Also it provides a function to mark the complete content of the block with a single click on "Select All"; afterwards it can be copied with ctrl-c.
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Is the text size of the posts the same as before or is it a slightly smaller font?
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I see the post_id in the quote header but I don't see how to get back to the post that was quoted. Or does 'the orignal post' mean something else?
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Re: Forum has been upgraded (report issues here)
We haven't had buttons for since almost 2 years ago I think. You can use your web browser's controls for page zooming (Ctrl + to zoom in, Ctrl - to zoom out, Ctrl 0 [zero] to reset zoom, or hold down Ctrl and use your mouse' scrollwheel to zoom in/out).
Re: Forum has been upgraded (report issues here)
Normal lists:
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[list][*]item 1
[*]item 2[/list]
- item 1
- item 2
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[list=1][*]item 1
[*]item 2[/list]
[list=a][*]item 1
[*]item 2[/list]
[list=I][*]item 1
[*]item 2[/list]
- item 1
- item 2
- item 1
- item 2
- item 1
- item 2
640 x 480. For larger images use the rimg button, which resizes the image to those limits to keep topics readable. That last part is covered in the forum rules, section II, item [7] Use Images Sparingly. We'll look at improving the overview of posting functions as there are also a number of hidden BBCodes people can use (like above the tab one).
- slipstick
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Thanks. I didn't realize I had to use the asterisk button before each item. And I think an overview or guide to the posting functions would be helpful.
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I've taken a look at it but this isn't easily styled to look better. Making it bold does little. It would be nicer if the timestamp was a link but I can't do that with the theme.Cosmo. wrote: ⤴Wed Feb 07, 2018 6:22 pm General impression: The readability for my old eyes has been improved, so far a good move. On the other hand the red colored objects (on all places) appear too garishly, what looks not so nice. Might be a thing, where I have to get used to.
But one thing is the contrary to good visibility, I mean this:This link "icon" (I can absolutely not identify it, what it shall show) is so tiny, that it took me a complete minute to find it at all. Perhaps to set this in bold could help for visibility. If xenopeek would not had mentioned it, it would most likely never noticed it in years.
Noted. There is a phpBB extension for that but to keep future maintenance burden down I'd rather not add many extensions. So probably not, but I've put it on the list for consideration.Cosmo. wrote: ⤴Wed Feb 07, 2018 6:22 pm P.S. If there is room for a wish: I have seen on forums using the same phpBB software, that the posts get numbered per thread. It would help to reference to a thread in between of the own text, if this could be made possible. So I could write to an user, who had missed an advice to reread post #x; at now I have to create a link to this, what of course is far more circumstantial.
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Yeah it's the same so i was imagining it , thanks for posting the comparison.
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