Testing new forum code ...
Phil Pilgrim (PhiPi)
Posts: 23,514
Does superscript work now?
How about subscript?
And [noparse]noparse[/noparse]?
Nope, nope, and nope. Still waiting and hoping ...
-Phil
How about subscript?
And [noparse]noparse[/noparse]?
Nope, nope, and nope. Still waiting and hoping ...
-Phil
Comments
Here the first two appear to do something ?
Testing: 8) or 8 ) still flips to an icon...
Just looked at the page source, and <sup> and <sub> are both there. So those two have been added. Yay!
-Phil
Hmm, changed from IPad and Safari, which worked, to PC and Chrome, and the rendering <sup> and <sub> fails.... - looks like Chrome users cannot see this ?
Has anyone noticed if unread messages randomly pop up as read when returning from a thread?
Hmm, maybe the version matters ?
I have Win10, updated a few nights ago, and
Google Chrome is up to date
Version 69.0.3497.100 (Official Build) (64-bit)
that fails to render right, but I did see it ok on iPad/Safari
Would really like to have noparse working, though ...
-Phil
Win 10 Pro
ver 1803
OS Build 17134.320
Chrome 69.0.3497.100 - Nope, nope and nope. Superscript, subscript and noparse does not work.
Firefox 61 - Yep, yep and nope. Super and subscript work, noparse does not.
Edge - Same as Firefox.
I notice some changes to the way code blocks are displayed. There seems to be some syntax highlighting going on. Except it's a total mess. For Spin code at least.
1) Happy.
2) Happy.
3) Happy.
4) Happy.
5) Happy.
6) Happy.
7) Happy.
8) Sad.
9) Happy.
A manual reload of the forum shows a new posting - the one just posted.
EDIT: Sometimes the page doesn't even go blank. It just hangs like the posting wasn't made at all. But it still is posted.
PS: This is all without scripting so those with scripting enabled might experience it differently.
I've noticed that, too. Moreover, if I preview a new post, I'm unable to reedit it, since the Edit button is grayed out.
-Phil
The highlighting/colouring only appears with scripting enabled.
@@var Doesn't work. One of the @'s disappears.
Testing at-var.
@var That works, except when I type @var it tries to autocomplete with something from it's dictionary. If I put a space after @var it leaves it as I type it, but if I hit a CR it autocompletes with @varnon .
Maybe it's a browser thing. I'm using Edge.
Here is a longer example:
It'll be a scripting thing.
(Why is this thread sunk, by the way? It doesn't show up as having new posts)
(Edit: Although that post got it to the top.. however, yesterday's posts didn't. Strange.)
-Phil