Ok let me add that I really want the old subscription service back! It took me 10 minutes to find this thread again! LOL
Also, when I click on a user you can no longer see their created threads. I have now manually subscribed here. I keep forgetting I have to do that now. I donât know if we need an auto subscribe just for looking but if I post in a thread I want to do the polite thing and respond to people especially if theyâre saying something in response to what Iâve said so subscribing upon adding a comment would be great.
I checked your screenshot and thatâs about how mine looks too. Itâs probably just a result of the âbig pictureâ effect of increasing the text size. Itâs actually amount of vertical space for every post thatâs taking up so much space now in my eyes. I was wondering if that space could be âcodedâ into less white. For example if I donât post anything as a signature I donât need those extra âXâ amount of lines at the bottom of my replies. Could it only expand if there is something in there? A buddy of mine knows quite a bit about PHP coding so I can run it by him too. Maybe itâs just not reasonable to do. I didnât think the text size needed increasing but I assume thatâ not popular opinion since it was worked into this upgrade. Itâs just my opinion so if everyone else likes it thatâs fine. Whatever the final outcome Iâm here for the long haul. You run a great site here my friend.
Vastly better to have the URL gobbledygook hidden behind human-readable text! Itâs supposed to be âHyperTextâ, after all. Maybe just not parsing URLs at all in the comment body (i.e. render them as plain text) would be easier on everybody? Then if anyone chooses to paste a URL, the reader(s) can do whatever they choose to do with it.
PS: When I Save a Post it doesnât Subscribe me to that Thread. I Saved my account subscription settings to test, here, if that fixes the problem. BRBâŚ
If you look at my screenshot, youâll see that those are short one-liner posts, but the vertical space is unavoidable because the userâs name, avatar, post count, and join stats also take up vertical space.
Thanks, man. I wonât bug you about it. The new forum looks awesome!
Thanks too for dealing with all our âissuesâ so gracefully!! If anyone else wants the post-level Subject line back, we can get the exact same effect by just typing a Subject line at the top of the post, hitting < Enter > twice and going on with it. Mischief managed!
(PS: I always Preview. It appears typing the Left Broket (shift-comma) and a character, starts it parsing HTML. So (e.g.) to enter < Enter > surround âEnterâ with spaces.)
Oh, I always typed _the_ as ==_the_==. The double-equal is short-hand for temporarily disabling the markup language.
I didnât realize the @ inline code block short-hand would prevent URL detection.
Putting an @ on both sides of something often gives me problems though, like if I want to list numbers. The following list should have three items, each with an @ in the middle:
1000 lm @ 3000mA
500 lm @ 1500mA
250 lm @ 750mA
To make it work, I need to escape the @ symbols:
1000 lm @ 3000mA
500 lm @ 1500mA
250 lm @ 750mA
Basically, the @ symbol does special things even when itâs surrounded by spaces and there are newlines between. Itâs a good idea to write ==@== any time you want an actual @ symbol, or it might interfere with other formatting.
I think Iâm noting these things mostly for other peopleâs benefit, in case theyâre not used to the simple post editor.
Gotcha. Yes I do see that now. Maybe a better example is a couple posts up. Look at all the blank space below Bortâs posts #239 and #241. Thatâs more like what Iâm trying to point out.