@walkero I noticed my signature, albeit configured since ever, does not show up on new posts of mine. As I did not change anything in my settings, maybe this is a bug in the new site software?
@kas1e and @cyborg Thank you so much for your reports. I will check all of them today and try to fix the issues. I will let you know with future posts.
@cyborg Can you please reply to me here and see if the signature is added? I think this problem happened to everyone when you created new posts. If someone finds not working for him, please tell me so.
2. Will be good to have ability to press on "main" when we inside of the any subdirectory. For example, we choose "amiga screenshots", and we have at top : Main: AmigaOS Screenshoot. The AmigaOS Screenshot can be pressed, but "main" can be not. While it will be tasty, to be able to come back to the begining. Because as it now, the only way to jump to the "root" of images it's to hit "Amigans images" banner.
I have one more issue that is bothering me for years (though it wasn't introduced or is worse since the new update).
The [ code ] pair quoting.
Whenever i copy&paste a code snippet from the browser directly into e.g. Notepad, Multieditor etc. and let it compile it will throw one stray 240 error on *every* SPACE there was in the code snippet.
I have to manually remove every SPACE and redo it in the editor. Why is that? And could it be cured?
Now that i think about it, could it be the "editor" used in Odyssey that causes this? Maybe even the MUI part behind the "editor"?
@Raziel In the code area, every space has a instead of plain space, which is the HTML equivalent of no breakable space. This helps to have the code aligned and not wrappable.
Have you tried other browsers to see if there is a different behaviour?
In my opinion, when you copy a text online the browser should take care of it, and change these characters to spaces. Maybe we could patch Odyssey to do it by default.
@Raziel Since this kind of resolution is not the standard yet, I would say that the 1080p is fine for now, and I am afraid that you need to resize your screenshots to that.
While I can confirm everything works fine in Firefox, this is how I see some of the threads in the Odyssey:
I did not notice this happening before and I believe I actually start seeing this in this thread for the first time: "Project : Compiling Vanilla-Conquer (C&C) for AmigaOS4 - Help needed"
I use Odyssey. IBrowse also exhibits the problem, though it does not have the source code in a scrollable box.
@levellord
I have seen very wide pages before when source code quoting is used. But this particular thread also has the message text far away from the left edge of the page, which is something new. Perhaps triggered by the great width of some of the source code quotes (message 11, in particular).
Yes, I confirm both of your observations (with Odyssey).
Although I've seen the problem earlier with the over-wide pages, I've never seen it extend as far as in these recent threads. And I've also never before seen the issue with the regular post text starting far to the right.
So either the latter issue is something that starts happening only at a certain page width, or it is really something new.
But probably the right place to solve it would be if Odyssey could learn to use word-wrap in the boxes and therefore not extend the page width. Don't know if that's realistic?
You are correct, I did not paid any attention on the horizontal slider and when source code is used, everything will be shifted to the far right. I thought I am seeing a blank entries just because when I checked Amigans in the Firefox, everything looked normal. Thanks!
But probably the right place to solve it would be if Odyssey could learn to use word-wrap in the boxes and therefore not extend the page width.
I think the lack of wordwrap is intentional, as it would mess up the source code formatting and make it both hard to read, and hard to copy and paste. Check out OS4 Coding for examples of source code with wordwrap.
The vertical height of a source code box is limited to a reasonable value, and if the code is longer than that, it gets a vertical scroller. It should work the same way for the width of the box, which would both avoid the very wide pages, and preserve the source formatting. You'd still have to scroll back and forth to read long source lines, but at least the accompanying message text would be easily readable.
@walkero
I also notice that when the page with the problem thread is first loaded the message text is at the left, and the source code boxes have horizontal scrollers. But after a second or so the page refreshes (perhaps when it finishes loading) and takes on its problematic form. There isn't time before the refresh to scroll around and see what else is different.