The warning was there in the preview, I just missed it
There's too many out there who don't bother to click preview before posting. After all, who actually believe they themselves could possibly make a mistake?How dare you suggest such treachery! Make a mistake?! I defy you sir to find a single occasion of such! [/InternetToughGuy]
I was wondering, @Mahz, you know what would make me go here more? A SEARCH ENGINE! It's a great idea, honestly. And sort of the reason why Iwaku is becoming a threat. Some other people may have mentioned this, but I wanted to express my support on this matter.That was one of the primary reasons tags were developed. A search function is very much in progress.
<Snipped quote by Ellri> How dare you suggest such treachery! Make a mistake?! I defy you sir to find a single occasion of such! [/InternetToughGuy]Pretty sure you forgot to input the [InternetToughGuy] tag. We'd put a proper grin in here, but couldn't find one we liked.
[b]Looks [i]like BBcodes still don't like tags being mixed together.[/b][/i]I think the current parser handles it better: it just passes invalid BBCode through un-rendered. It lets you perceive your mistakes. It's tempting to try and spot the auto-reconciliation algorithm that works in this trivial case, outputting this:
[b]Looks[/b] [i][b]like BBcodes still don't like tags being mixed together.[/b][/i]
But from my experience, directly messing with user-input causes much more headache than it ever solves.
I think the solution is to point these issues out in the BBCode error system. Make it awesome. Highlight lines in a faint red when they have problems, and highlight the problem tag in a more powerful red. Show line-numbers and refer to them in the error output. Make each error clickable so that it auto-scrolls you to the problem site. Instead of hinting that "some tags may be aligned", enumerate them and the actual lines they're on.
Hard to imagine how amazing the guild will be the day I can justify building such a hard, polished, and technically-advanced feature. @LetterA: It exists at the end of all the posts: In the more mobile-friendly revision I'm working on, I'd like to make Top/Bottom buttons that actually scroll with you or something. Kinda like how this mobile-friendly Xenforo theme does it: http://www.artodia.com/xfdemo/27/ It would assist with the issue where you want to go back a page to read the last post and arduously scroll to the bottom every time."Look, mom, I'm on TV!" But that sounds nice. Maybe the current link to the top of the page could be a little more pronounced, perhaps in the same scheme as the other buttons on the site?
I was wondering, @Mahz, you know what would make me go here more? A SEARCH ENGINE! It's a great idea, honestly. And sort of the reason why Iwaku is becoming a threat. Some other people may have mentioned this, but I wanted to express my support on this matter.Yeah, we need one. It's one of those core/necessary features I'll be implementing within these first few months since the relaunch. This weekend I'm working on another core/necessary feature: making the guild more tolerable in mobile browsers (30% of our users). It just takes me while because I can only knock out one big feature each week on the weekend (my only free time). Aside: I know what you meant, but watch out calling other sites "threats". The roleplaying community as a whole isn't really big enough for communities to act like factions in war. The ideal is that there are many communities to choose from, each with its own flavor, atmosphere, and administrative approach. (Of course, no-search-function is not one of my planned "unique flavors" for the guild. )
(Of course, no-search-function is not one of my planned "unique flavors" for the guild. )Of course not. If it had been planned, it wouldn't have been implemented already.
Here's some of my progress on the roleplay-list view for mobile-sized devices: - I took @clark's advice and inlined the join-status next to the tabs and also to switched the color of "Full" away from red since it's really the green "open" statuses I want to emphasize. - People often said that the "Latest post" links were hard to click, so I turned them into buttons. Still working on all the views. I'll push it up soon. My goal is to get it "good enough" and push it up so that small tweaks/polish don't hold me up for eternity.Could we implement those buttons on the subscription page as well?
<Snipped quote by Mahz> Could we implement those buttons on the subscription page as well?Yeah, all the latest-post links were converted to buttons. As for those concerned about the post userbit on small devices, I made a lot of progress compacting it: (At least, that's as far as I could take it without rewriting more code than I have the stomach to do right now) Gonna do one more pass through my updates on my local machine and then push it up to the server.
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