Wedge

Example of better usability please?You could always cancel the second one. There's a variable for that. (Heck, I could probably make it a setting but...)
How can you do that without editing the files? Hmm... I don't know, calling a hook registration function to add just a single line function that will delete the context variable... We could probably do that in an easier way... But it's definitely doable.Pete deleted the ability to disable the Up/Down links, and I guess we wouldn't want to give the ability to delete the second linktree just the same. That's because too many options kill the game for us. We want to provide options for things that really matter, things that would split a community otherwise.

rev 927
(6 files, 15kb)

+ All of the default smileys are now accessible in the post editor by default. Heck, aren't they worth it? No? (Class-Editor.php)

! In some situations, the smileys wouldn't show up in the post editor smiley box, because of an incorrect link tag. (Class-Editor.php)

! Some css cache filenames were incomplete because I forgot to update an integer after renaming the css folder. (Subs-Cache.php)

! Validation error. Since when can't inputs be put inside paragraph tags, already...? (Post.template.php)

* Updated file list, for whatever it's worth. We won't be using that file anyway. (xml/detailed-version.php)

! Did some tweaking on Warm and Wuthering skins to give them more personality, notably by changing the font. (Warm/index.css, Wuthering/index.css)

This shall be the case, yes. And if it isn't, I'll rewrite the friggin' importer myself to do it. :P

Yeah, it's looking good I know... :P
It's not perfect though. I tried adding a gradient effect in addition to the transparency, but the result is a bit dull, especially at low resolutions.
Also, I'm not 100% happy with the wedge symbol behind it. That's why I'm giving myself some time to, uh... Grow new ideas or simply new habits. Maybe this one will stick. Or maybe I'll just go back to the old green logo.. :PBecause I recently changed the img tag to be inline again, as opposed to a block, and forgot to remove the php code that actually removes whitespace around it to make the block look good.
Heck, at this point I don't know if it's important at all... I mean, I'm hoping to be able to convert Wedge.org to use Wedge by next month after all... (Yeah, there are plenty of Wedge.org features that will suddenly be gone, but I can always reimplement them later if I'm not too lazy...)

I've added you to the Friends group.

BTW I've also removed a few friends from the group, for one or two of the following reasons: (1) haven't logged in for a while, (2) haven't posted in a LONG while. Our Friends group is for people who have enthusiasm for Wedge. If they don't post, it means they're hardly into it. Guys, just get back into the game for a bit and I'll re-add you.

(Any reason for not using your actually nickname...?)

rev 925 (and there it is... now we're talking.)
(11 files, 47kb)

* Rewrote the smiley handling system. Parsed smileys now use a div enclosing the actual smiley code. Benefit #1: copying and pasting text will retain smileys as text code in all browsers (SMF limits it to Firefox). Benefit #2: the most used smileys can now be encoded into the CSS, resulting in very fast loading times. As a note, the WYSIWYG editor will still use image tags to show smileys, otherwise navigating smileys through keyboards wouldn't work as well. (Class-Editor.php, ManageSmileys.php, Subs-BBC.php, editor.js, post.js)

+ Added aforementioned cache for BBC tag images. Should work across different smiley sets and browsers, using the same settings as the regular CSS cache. (Subs-BBC.php, Subs-Cache.php)

* Micro-optimized the editor JS code to take less space in the page (replacing objects with arrays, etc.) Because the editor code is unlikely to be changed (much) by mods, and because we now tend to add it even in topic pages, it makes sense to compact it, especially for uncompressed HTML pages where we save over 3 kilobytes. The js files also saved a kilobyte, and about 200 bytes once gzipped. (Class-Editor.php, editor.js, post.js)

- Removed smf_smileys_url (no longer used.) (Class-Editor.php)

- Removed some code that assumed $modSettings['smileys_dir'] and smileys_url weren't set... Probably some SMF1 compatibility code, because it's always set in Wedge. (ManageSmileys.php)

* Removed $txt['icon_laugh'] as it's not a 'default' smiley per the editor code. Added $txt['icon_edit'] because it is. (Subs-BBC.php, Class-Editor.php, index.language.php)

* Rewrote clean_cache to accept any kinds of extensions, instead of their 3 last characters. (Subs-Cache.php)

! clean_cache was broken when specifying extensions, as it used the wrong variable name. (Subs-Cache.php)

* Harmonized JS code for "Object.prototype.function = function ()". Oops, I mean 'spacinazi'. (editor.js, pm.js, post.js, suggest.js, topic.js)

* Moved the Delete button in File attachments to the left, for feng-shui reasons. Also fixed bevel in the button, although I have a feeling it'll break in Safari again... Also, did anyone notice that the input form button is never disabled, even when kindly asked to do so..? (post.js)

@ Note to Pete: maybe the file input should be hidden, as opposed to disabled....?

:edit: I updated Safari to v5.1, and the bug I mentioned is finally gone. So it's all good now... Only problem is, smileys don't show up in the editor :lol: Another bug I'll have to fix...

:edit: 2 - Postbox smileys are buggy in IE (all versions including 9), and Safari. They work well in Chrome, Firefox and Opera, the 'good guys'.

It's not going to be much. (Says me after I said the same about smiley sprites... :whistle:)
Most of the work would be inside the rewrite for threaded views anyway.