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Living Room / Re: When you make your 100'th Post
« Last post by Ath on September 09, 2015, 01:52 AM »Let's keep celebrating: Innuendo's 2200th post:
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The font size on original forum was the tiniest bit largerAha, so I actually don't need new glasses after all-mouser (September 08, 2015, 04:10 PM)
the Lenovo Flex 2 15 that I could actually seeWell, then thoroughly check out the mouse/track-pad as my Lenovo (y580) has a really crappy one, when pressing one of the 'buttons' the mouse moves because you're touching the touch-pad...-x16wda (September 07, 2015, 04:21 PM)
Regardless of whether I change the hyperlinks to be bold or not, i have used a different color for buddies on memberlist so they should show up differently -- so that should solve that problem.I can see that now, and I do like it, though it may need a little fine-tuning later.
We still need to decide whether to keep hyperlinks bolded (see screenshots to compare).-mouser (September 07, 2015, 06:52 AM)
I checked page-source in Pale Moon, and even though 1 of my buddies is on-line, one of the <a> tags has an attribute <strong>, but it's not visibly different from the other itemsI'd expect 1 name (and not my own) to "stand out from the crowd", here-Ath (September 07, 2015, 02:04 AM)
i must admit, i don't see any difference, though in my browser there is one. The current forum code uses inline html <strong> to indicate buddies; let me change it to use css and lets see if that fixes it.-mouser (September 07, 2015, 05:32 AM)
can you just confirm to me that we are talking about the same list? maybe a screenshot,-mouser (September 06, 2015, 01:27 PM)
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You may be looking at an Avast (or other antivirus product) inserted certificateAth, can you explain, i don't get it.-mouser (September 03, 2015, 10:11 AM)
Some AV programs insert their own certificate in your browser and man-in-the-middle your HTTPS connections in order to be able to scan/filter them.^This.
The ones I've seen are usually not using the best encryption, probably because they only serve to re-encrypt the traffic locally for your browser.-Jibz (September 03, 2015, 10:58 AM)
Must have been related to the https-issues then.Any opinions on this? Looking at DC's certificate, I think I also see SHA-256 so may be it's not a problem.Nope: (not SHA-256) so, Yes, it's a minor problem for Chrome and Firefox(based) browsers.-ewemoa (September 02, 2015, 08:07 PM)
the list of active users, including buddies (not yet (3) highlighted like old DC had, hope that's returning too,This is probably another css setting to tweak? Buddies aren't recognizable from the logged-in users-list at the bottom of the forum front-page-Ath (September 01, 2015, 01:51 AM)
Found itlike (4) buddy management in the profile that I couldn't find yet)-Ath (September 01, 2015, 01:51 AM)
, it's pretty hard to find using a tablet (no mouse-hover fly-out menu's)What do people think of the default option to show a popup messagebox when you receive a new personal message on the forum?I'd like to turn it off, but it didn't happen often enough yet to dive into my profile setting to find that setting-mouser (September 02, 2015, 12:32 PM)
(1) I can't recognize the links that I've read from the ones I haven't read; On old DC the link-color changed after visiting he link, but on DC2 the link color stays exactly the sameThis issue seems to have been tweaked out, thanks!-Ath (September 01, 2015, 01:51 AM)
Now there is only one thing missing from the Active Topics list: (1) I can't recognize the links that I've read from the ones I haven't read; On old DC the link-color changed after visiting he link, but on DC2 the link color stays exactly the sameIn the "Info Center - Active Topics" section would it be possible to re-enable the feature where it shows "Re:" at the start of the title for posts that are replies (as opposed to brand new threads without any replies)? This made it possible to distinguish at first sight between a new post without replies, and an older discussion with new replies.
fixed -- and discovered a substantial inefficiency in the code making that list, so forum should be a little faster to load now too.-mouser (August 31, 2015, 09:42 AM)
This may be due to the color-scheme in the theme, I can't tell, but it is a nuisance hunting down the unread links from the Active Topics list. it also has the list of active users, including buddies (not yet (3) highlighted like old DC had, hope that's returning too, like (4) buddy management in the profile that I couldn't find yet) and the latest new member that I try to recognize for palindrome- and other nice numbers 
, I've been able to again capture a palindrome user-id, 491194:
)can you give me the url of the pages where this happens?The front-page of the forum... ('Active Topics' as the previous list of Recent Posts is now called)-mouser (August 30, 2015, 11:38 AM)
Another funny fact:Additional advantage of showing the actual title of the last post is/was that most browsers display the link as 'visited', in a somewhat different color, after it's read, so any new messages can be easily recognized when refreshing the browser after returning to the page after some time (from other work). So yes, this is a feature I'd like to return
The recent list shows the original title of the thread, instead of the title (subject) of the last post of the thread (testing this now by inserting 'your' in the subject)
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Advantage to me is that https refreshes the page when backing out a thread to the Recent list-Ath (August 30, 2015, 11:22 AM)
