I'm not sure what you guys have done, but this site allways looked great on my phone. Today well errr lets say it did not. It seems to have shrinked in width or something?
Then are you annoyed too at the extra space left by the sidebar in long pages...?Quote from Arantor on April 28th, 2012, 02:17 PM Well, it was annoying me that we had about a 1/3 of the area tied up with an almost entirely empty pair of table cells, which were legacy and needed to be moved somewhere.
(Heck, I could very well set up the sidebar so that it's a float and thus allows the page to extend, but I'm not a big fan of the idea of not letting the user control the maximum width of a post, at least per page...)Default ordering? There's default theme, default language, but no default ordering, is there...?Quote In that case, check the board's configuration and check you set the default ordering correctly ;)
Shrunk where?Quote from willemjan on April 28th, 2012, 03:06 PM I'm not sure what you guys have done, but this site allways looked great on my phone. Today well errr lets say it did not. It seems to have shrinked in width or something?
There's a default mobile theme. You can change it if you don't like it... But seriously, I don't understand how you could find the desktop version to be more desirable (for an HTC Desire) than the wireless skin, which is precisely geared towards improving readability and usability...
Heck, I can't live without it now.
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I actually have the sidebar at the bottom because I don't have my browser at full size (it would look a bit silly in other sites to run at 1920 wide)
As far as ordering, there isn't a UI for it, just as there isn't a UI to determine whether a board is a blog or not.
However, in the boards table there is the sort_method and sort_override columns, sort_method defaults to last_post (order by last post in a topic) with the direction being set as naturally descending.
Sorting method can be based on subject (alphabetically), starter, last poster (both by user name IIRC alphabetically), number of replies, number of views, and first post and last post. Blogging, typically, would use first post rather than last post.
Same here. I have the sidebar enabled in Opera, with my list of tabs, because with 736 tabs (as of now...), it's definitely impossible to use the horizontal tab bar for switching between tabs.
Before we forget -- when we add UI for choosing blog types, it should act as a 'template' like in the custom fields, i.e. it'll automatically set up other things in the page but users will be free to change them... I suppose that's how you envisioned it, too?
Well, for one the menu is not looking good. There is an gap at the right, and the register button is on an new line. Thats what I mean with shrinked, at first, it was just 1 line.
I also miss the date and time of the post. I'm not sure if this is an bug, or intended, but I just really miss it.
If it's not used for anything other than receiving those results, get rid of it because we don't need it.
As far as multiplying small files goes, it's a tricky one. Certainly for such things it would be faster to have the small files for specific actions rather than big files containing everything (because that all still has to be loaded and parsed even if not run).
In hindsight it was one of the things I didn't like about SimpleDesk in the end was putting all the AJAX stuff into a single file, when all the AJAX code was all called for every action even if only part of it was ever used. There is a part of me that would prefer to break things down where there's no commonality to code (if they don't have any shared code, split 'em up) but I can see the argument about fewer files too.
One thing I would say at this juncture is that I would quite like to split Aeva-Gallery up a bit. Loading all that code for every single action=media item (including items, previews, albums, etc.) is heavy.
I've been working with ~50 tabs lately where I've been trying to piece together stuff on Node.js etc. but 700 tabs is insane!
Yeah, it's perfectly true, and that's why I'm not sure about JsModify, but QuoteFast isn't used a lot I'd say, and other Ajax functions are the same... And I don't think that technically 10KB or 15KB isn't going to change the parsing time a lot. (It's not even an extra 5KB because there's the Wedge file header...)
Or perhaps we could add prefixes to the Ajax files? Ajax-QuoteFast, Ajax-JsModify...
I suppose so. Especially since it has its own folder anyway... It could be done. And it'd be a good idea to rename 'Aeva-Gallery2' or 'Subs-Aeva' to some self-explained names...
Meh. About 200 of them are 'quick tabs' that I just don't have time to read... About 300 are late answers to Wedge.org... Things I promised myself I'll answer (and never will, of course.)
QuoteFast is used any time you press quote to insert it into the editor. There's two sets of circumstances it can be called - either to insert from main display into quick reply, or to insert from the summary of topic into the main reply. Probably more than you'd suspect.
That's the big one that occurs to me, anyway.Quote I suppose so. Especially since it has its own folder anyway... It could be done. And it'd be a good idea to rename 'Aeva-Gallery2' or 'Subs-Aeva' to some self-explained names...
Heh, I do know what you mean, though in my case all my tabs are passive ones that I'm keeping open until I've finished with the information therein.
Now for a good suggestion too... Should likes be disabled if a topic is locked? My gut feeling is 'no'.
I don't use it much, really.
And I suppose you're expecting me to find the names......
Easy to say, cowboy! You read faster than your shadow...
