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It'd be nice if the interface offered a convenient way to get an anchor link to an arbitrary post. For example, the link for this post would be <https://vast-journey-9935.herokuapp.com/posts/11?page=7#reply-1771>.
Bug report: If you use the Preview button when editing a post, then the new version will be submitted as a new post instead of an edit.
Also, it would be nice if the thread title was in the page title, for bookmarking. And if Recently Updated had direct links to the last post, and (when logged in) to the last read post.
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Didn't decide that one was relative, at least?
http:/media.treehugger.com/assets/images/2011/10/yamaha_bicycle_taxi.JPG
duuhhhhh that one is, for some reason, relative. Oh, it's 'cause it's invalid ("http:/media" instead of "http://media")
Look at this: http://media.treehugger.com/assets/images/2011/10/yamaha_bicycle_taxi.JPG
It works with the extra slash.
asdf blah cdef
test!
(just testing things, don't mind me)
Tec alerted me to a weird thing in a recent thread! (The Paper Bag Princess. It has some copied replies pasted into a reply box. Warning, reply link, do not click if you have not read the thread. Link.)
It produces some quite weird results. Making it look like there are extra replies because of how it lines up, and also forcing the background color so it ends up slightly glaring on certain layouts.
Perhaps the Constellation needs a quote feature, somehow, though it I expect will be difficult to implement on paste.
This is produced by literally copying and pasting the few replies above this one and pasting them into the Rich Text editor.
Example:
asdf
Didn't decide that one was relative, at least?
http:/media.treehugger.com/assets/images/2011/10/yamaha_bicycle_taxi.JPG
duuhhhhh that one is, for some reason, relative. Oh, it's 'cause it's invalid ("http:/media" instead of "http://media")
Look at this: http://media.treehugger.com/assets/images/2011/10/yamaha_bicycle_taxi.JPG
It works with the extra slash.
The previous post (the one that was displaying the weird tags thing) ends here. Which might be confusing, depending on your layout.
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