Website issues

pcworld · Mar 24th 2013, 1:50pm

You were asking for feedback about the new website/forum, here it is.

Forum:

[fixed] When I enlarge the compose textarea, the style doesn't fit anymore:

The "Your Message" row should adopt to the new height and the gray background should upscale, too.
[fixed] Font color in drop-down lists:
[fixed] When using e.g. QuickEdit, the spinner icon of the "Loading" popup is missing: http://tripminestudios.com/forum/images/tripmine/spinner_big.gif

Website:

[not a bug] It's not very clear that the icons beside your logo in the header are links to the project pages. I noticed it by accident.

I use the latest Chrome on GNOME2.

Uphys · Mar 24th 2013, 2:00pm

Thanks for the reports. We'll try to fix the issues listed asap.

pcworld wrote:

It's not very clear that the icons beside your logo in the header are links to the project pages. I noticed it by accident.

It was designed with that aspect in mind. People like discovering things.

pcworld · Mar 24th 2013, 2:13pm

Added Forum.3:

pcworld wrote:

When using e.g. QuickEdit, the spinner icon of the "Loading" popup is missing: http://tripminestudios.com/forum/images/tripmine/spinner_big.gif

Edfake · Mar 24th 2013, 7:51pm

1. Yes we are aware of this, this was also an issue with the default theme, it has always done this.. I've been thinking of disabling it (making it bigger) just as suggested by the mybb forums... Seeing as their tutorials to fix it didn't work

pcworld · Mar 24th 2013, 7:58pm

Edfake wrote:

1. Yes we are aware of this, this was also an issue with the default theme, it has always done this.. I've been thinking of disabling it (making it bigger) just as suggested by the mybb forums... Seeing as their tutorials to fix it didn't work

Well, the textarea background upscales properly in the default theme, so at least you can write with a bigger textarea and after you've finished you can scale it back to original size to see all the buttons.
Please don't disable it, as it's a hassle to write longer posts in such a small textarea.

Edfake · Mar 24th 2013, 8:22pm

I'll look into it but as far as I'm concerned, it didn't work off the bat...

Uphys · Mar 24th 2013, 8:47pm

Issue #1: Fixed, as in, it works the same way as the default theme now.
Issue #2: I can't seem to reproduce the problem; are you sure it hasn't something to do with your individual browser / OS configuration? Judging by your screenshots, you are using a custom color scheme.
Issue #3: Fixed.

pcworld · Mar 24th 2013, 9:06pm

Thanks for the fixes.

Uphys wrote:

Issue #2: I can't seem to reproduce the problem, are you sure it hasn't something to do with your individual browser / OS configuration? Judging by your screenshots, you are using a custom color scheme.

As said in my original post, I use Chrome on GNOME2 (with Ubuntu 10.10's default theme).
Could fix it by replacing line 280 of global.css: