trw wrote on Sun, 24 November 2019 11:49
> I don't think there is any corruption, these lines here:
>
> >.ContentTable[cellspacing="0"][cellpaddin table.tt tr:last-child td:first-child {
> >border-bottom: none !important;
> >}
>
> they are in your uploaded file (just checked again). have you uploaded the last version of it, or some older one instead ?

The latest version was uploaded.. maybe the corruption is somehow occurring during the upload itself.. let's see if we can fix that by zipping the css.. attached!

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This is looking much better. And I have to revert myself: there was indeed a corruption of the file in two places, I am not sure how this could have happened.
The registration page is looking a bit weird, though.

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trw
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trw wrote on Sun, 24 November 2019 12:49
> This is looking much better. And I have to revert myself: there was indeed a corruption of the file in two places, I am not sure how this could have happened.
> The registration page is looking a bit weird, though.
>
> cheers
>
> trw

Oh well, at least we resolved the issue in the end! zip files from hereon in! Attached a fix for the registration blurb page.

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ok solved. i believe the corruption happened rather when i imported the stuff, which i used to do by copy/paste. this changes the checksum of the resulting file for some reason, that i confirmed now.
you can also post files here:
http://boxs.i2p/
http://ana5icnp3au4qy5i.onion/
this service is less restrictive concerning the type of files, and does not corrupt anything, it is also made for longterm storage.

running the latest version now.

ah, and there is one more point: the flat view only displays the first 20 messages or so of a thread, and the "show next" element is missing now.

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trw

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trw wrote on Sun, 24 November 2019 13:32
> ah, and there is one more point: the flat view only displays the first 20 messages or so of a thread, and the "show next" element is missing now.

As long as it's just a 'Next Page' button, that should be sorted, but it doesn't look like there's a way to differentiate between 'Next Page' and 'Previous Page' purely using the href.. see how the attached css works.
Also adressed a couple of other minor issues including wrong placement of the 'Login' button on the login page.

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not sure what to make out of this one, diff shows nothing when I compared to the last version. wrong file ?
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trw wrote on Fri, 29 November 2019 12:46
> not sure what to make out of this one, diff shows nothing when I compared to the last version. wrong file ?

Yeah, it's definitely the latest version in the zip, not yet deployed on the site (I just downloaded the zip to verify).

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>Edit: Updated attachment in previous post with fixes for edit post attachment section.

I didn't know you could do this, lol. Checking the file now again....
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ok, it was me diff'ing the wrong files...oh man, i guess i should get some sleep sometimes...
it is deployed now, not the fonts though. i have to check how to do this properly. looking good to me, i do not notice the color changes yet.

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trw
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the new font sizes are better, and also the forum navigation. the message navigation in forum view seems to need a different padding.

cheers

trw
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Guest wrote on Sat, 30 November 2019 06:39
> the new font sizes are better, and also the forum navigation. the message navigation in forum view seems to need a different padding.

Updated css attached, which should resolve the padding issue with the message navigation. The issue wasn't padding per se, but filler columns that were pushing the body text right.

Regarding fonts, I don't recommend using @fontface to force the fonts on the user, as that will result in a much slower experience as the fonts download to the browser. In the event the user has the 'Open Sans' font family installed with the various font weights, the forum will use those weights (normal/regular, semi-bold, bold, extra-bold) to enhance the appearance of pages. Elsewise, the forum will display fine.. so it's best left in the hands of the user to determine if they wish to install the fonts locally.

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the new one is deployed, but same same
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