ronlaw said:Erm, in the CSS it says
.FormContentTitleInput {
width : 60%;
height : 14px;
overflow : auto;
}
so the height is absolutely specified...
and why are you using a Textarea for a single line input?
I believe I removed the fixed height in my latest beta version.
I'm using textareas instead of text inputs because quotation marks cause text inputs to break.
You can still use tags. They haven't been disabled.
Also, if you want to break up a large quote into several smaller quotes using the editor, simply place your cursor at the break point and click the quote button at the top of the editor. It will split the quote and allow you to type normal text.
The next software update will likely contain a user setting that allows you to disable WYSIWYG.
I'm working on an option for multiple quotes also. You can still use the traditional copy/paste method of quoting multiple people. Not ideal, but people did it for years before vBulletin introduced multiquote :)
No plans to make the avatars any larger or allow larger file sizes, sorry. This has been discussed before. A 5k image at 80x80 pixels is more than enough for an avatar, as has been demonstrated by anybody currently using one.
The post display issue is caused by pasting text from Word into the post editor. Word generates a lot of garbage HTML that the editor is preserving on input. That garbage HTML is then messing up the way the post is displayed in your browser.
This is only an issue in IE, oddly enough. Firefox and Safari are fine based on my testing.
I've edited the offending posts on the last couple pages of the topic, so they should display normally now. All I can ask for the moment until I can find a fix is that people not write up their posts in Word first.
Wow, I thought for sure it would never see the light of day, and with the original cast, no less.
And with the writers from the original Brit Office? It could actually be good.
Is that Firefox 3 you're using? I've tested this on both XP and Leopard, and when I increase the font size in the browser, the size of the textarea increases along with it. I also tried increasing XP's system font size in the Display settings, and it was fine then also.
I don't want to blow this off, but it's not something I've been able to replicate.
I use VMWare Fusion to run several virtual machines, mostly for web dev purposes (SQL Server, Windows browser testing, that sort of thing). I haven't tried any games yet. You can download the beta version of the next release free and give it a try. However, running anything in a virtual machine is going to cause a performance hit.
Why not try XP instead of Vista? It's much less of a resource hog and you'll probably get better performance.
lordjedi said:
sean wookie said:He said he doesn't play many games. Why would you get a computer just to play 2 games?
Yet he got a Mac (which is a computer) and now he wants to play games on it. Newsflash, most current games don't run natively on OS X. There are a few exceptions. Some older games will run on it natively, but they're probably several years old.
I think the point sean wookie is trying to make is that C3PX's desire to use OS X outweighs his gaming needs, so building a machine that will force him to use Vista all the time just for an occasional gaming session doesn't make sense.
Of course it's not legal.
I'm closing this topic because you're getting a little crazy; all these topics come off as a little spammy.
You have many questions that could be answered through some simple research.
You can check out fanedits.com (our fan edit wiki) for a list of fan edits, and you obviously already know about fanedit.org. Why not read the project descriptions, reviews, and nearly endless posts in both sites' forums, download a few edits, and watch?
C3PX said:negative1 said:yeah, looks like pointless overkill to me..
i'm happy with animaniacs, and tiny toons..
You really like to go out of your way to go against the grain don't you?
He's a chronic thread crapper who can't help but express his complete disinterest in anything that doesn't appeal to him.
Miss you Stinky :(
7 more hours.
I'm still seeing lots of lame.
I'm giving Stinky 24 hours to show up and turn a shitpile of a topic into something legendary.
Barring that, I'm locking this moronathon. Stupid interweb fights must at least be amusing to be allowed to continue.
Screenshots? I'm not seeing this issue at all, and judging by the replies from other members, they're not having problems either.
User post history is a planned feature coming in a future update.
Amazing. I was most impressed by the picture swapping they did at the end while maintaining the original reflections in the glass.
Scary though. Technology like this would make it pretty easy to rewrite recorded history in a convincing enough manner that the masses could be fooled quite easily. I've seen software that can reveal traces of doctoring in image files, so I'm sure something similar will eventually exist for video, but something to think about.
lordjedi said:He got good medical care because he had good insurance and a doctor that cared.
Exactly. That's not a universal constant.
I'm sorry about your grandfather. His situation has no bearing on this discussion, however. He got the care he needed.
lordjedi said:Neither one of them ever got upset with the service they received. Sometimes we have to fight for what's due, but that's not a big deal when you have family that's willing to help out.
That woman's family is the ones that need to be taking care of her now. Not the State. It is not the State's job.
You assume her family is in a position to do so. Seeing as it was her stepfather that did it, it's quite likely her family is unwilling or unable.
I don't think it's the "State's" job. It's our job. How do we act in such cases? Through the State.
Or not at all, because we're a bunch of monkeys.
So when was the last time a Tomahawk missile hit an Iraqi office building? 2003? It's been 5 years, give it a rest.
And the budget deficit it's caused will be with us for quite some time to come. Think forward, not backward.
Maybe you should stick to tweaking the forums instead of poking your nose into things you don't know much about (like what some of us have been through).
Talk to me again when you've been molested and impregnated by your stepfather.
We've all been through shit. Wake up.
lordjedi said:Yes, I condone his actions. I also don't believe, and I've stated this here plenty of times, that someone else's medical needs, who I've never met, are my problem.
I guess it's a good thing there are plenty of health care practitioners who feel the opposite, otherwise we'd all be fucked.
Life is good until it's not. Let's hope you're always fortunate enough to have access to money and good medical care, and that if you ever don't, it's somebody entirely unlike you who decides whether you get treatment or the finger.
Funny how people complain about where their tax money goes unless it's a $500,000 Tomahawk missile screaming towards an Iraqi office building.
That's $500,000 in Bush dollars, so about €3 at the current exchange rate.
Weird. No idea what's causing that.
So it's just on topic pages?
Please post a screenshot. I don't have anything prior to FF2 to test on. Thanks.
We don't accept attachments yet. To post an image, you need to host it somewhere else and reference it with a forum tag or use the post editor to insert the URL (click the image button in the toolbar).
This feature was added in today's software update. Let me know how it works.
The online users and visitors lists are obviously broken (they're displaying every member who's logged in since last night). Please ignore those numbers for now.
The latest version of the forum software is now live. As always, please use the Bug Reports forum to notify us of any problems.
New features include:
DarkGryphon2048 said:
This site needs a better policy with alot of shit. Especially in the Off Topic forums. Perhaps having sub-forums in here? One for random Movies, Video Games, Politics, Music and various others. Meh.
The amount of traffic in this forum doesn't justify more categories.
Topics are like TV channels. Skip the ones you don't like and move on with your life. How others choose to waste their time on teh innernets is their business.
WTF (When the Fuck) are we getting the smiley's back?!
Whenever I get around to it. In the meantime, you'll have to decipher combinations of colons, semicolons, and parentheses without the aid of software (hint: colons typically represent eyes).
It never ceases to amaze me how much people will bitch and complain about something that costs them nothing to use and in which their participation is entirely optional.