Feedback on forum software upgrade
- Thread starter MacGyver1968
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elte
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White background kills my eyes so I use the Windows inverted high contrast display setting that inverts the contrast of the screen so I see white text on a black background.
This is a test. It is only a test.
Just a brief test on the new line spacing in the post display. The purpose, of course, is to figure out what happens if I superscript [sup]1[/sup] or subscript[sub]2[/sub] text, and whether the apparent 1.5 spacing will remain constant or adjust accordingly. With the former layout, superscripts and subscripts changed the line spacing, creating an obvious visual discord. I'm not certain what I actually expect when I paste this text into the editor and see the result, but for the most part nobody really needs to notice anything. This is primarily for my benefit, but I suppose anyone who uses super- and sub-scripts might want to take the note, as well. Testes, testes ... one, two ... three? (What? It's an old Beavis & Butthead joke[sup]3[/sup].)
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Notes:
(1) That was a superscript.
(2) And, naturally, that was a subscript.
(3) I think it's in the "Socko" episode.
Just a brief test on the new line spacing in the post display. The purpose, of course, is to figure out what happens if I superscript [sup]1[/sup] or subscript[sub]2[/sub] text, and whether the apparent 1.5 spacing will remain constant or adjust accordingly. With the former layout, superscripts and subscripts changed the line spacing, creating an obvious visual discord. I'm not certain what I actually expect when I paste this text into the editor and see the result, but for the most part nobody really needs to notice anything. This is primarily for my benefit, but I suppose anyone who uses super- and sub-scripts might want to take the note, as well. Testes, testes ... one, two ... three? (What? It's an old Beavis & Butthead joke[sup]3[/sup].)
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Notes:
(1) That was a superscript.
(2) And, naturally, that was a subscript.
(3) I think it's in the "Socko" episode.
Test 1 -- URLs are now setoff, both in quotes and regular text as different than normal text: Works if distinct
Test 1 does not pass tests in the "Go Advanced" preview.
Test 2 -- Color tag test RED ; blue, quoted ; Dk green, hex ; Brown, hex, quoted ; So far so good
One more (new?) issue -- The date, but not the time of the post is now colored white as a foreground color. The HTML looks like this:
so a CSS change that affected only class 'date' and not 'time' is very easy.
Lothar said:
Test 1 does not pass tests in the "Go Advanced" preview.
Test 2 -- Color tag test RED ; blue, quoted ; Dk green, hex ; Brown, hex, quoted ; So far so good
Allura said:
One more (new?) issue -- The date, but not the time of the post is now colored white as a foreground color. The HTML looks like this:
Code:
<span class="date">Today, <span class="time">04:23 PM</span></span>
I'm still waiting for my bacon dispenser button.
Which is rather small and does not show unless you are logged in.
Nice to see quoted post no longer are all in Italics. I don´t have time to test, but bet that a post quoted, which had book title etc. in italics, is now has that part distinct still when quoted.
Lets hope lossing color of post when quoted is fixed soon too.
Lets hope lossing color of post when quoted is fixed soon too.
Colors work in quotes normally now
Also, for anyone having issues with the date not showing up for them: It is there, beside the time... but it's white-on-white...
You can see it when you highlight it XD
you are singularly lacking in imagination
and ever so needy
think...cold fusion
think...zero point energy............and death rays
:shrug:
:shrug:
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