I bookmarked a few wk threads that had links to things like podcasts and discussions on grammar, and I’m wondering if there is an easy way to change the old URL to the new one?
Unfortunately, I tend to change bookmark titles to explain why I’ve bookmarked if the forum topic didn’t say it clearly enough so there’s a few I can’t just run a search for the name
Obviously, if this isn’t possible, its not the end of the world. Looking forward to testing out the new boards!
@viet are there any plans to change the forums so that there’s not a bajillion per page? Like 10 - 20 would be a decent number.
Also question. Do we need to filter our language more now that most stuff is public? I have a super hard time with that, even though I did try to filter it a bit in the old ones. I curse like a sailor in real life. Peppers the speech n’ all.
It looks like we can still quote. Kinda sad that replies are nested because that’s easy to go unnoticed and less likely to result in a continued conversation, although I guess more likely to mean side discussions not relevant to the original post topic can remain there, and I guess we can still just use the quote feature as a reply thingy.
Also thank you for responding to AnimeCanuck and my (and maybe others’) emails and making the forums accessible for us.I had a sad when I couldn’t get to it.
I took a look at the actual CSS - here’s the exact low-down:
Profile backgrounds are 420px (roughly - there’s an empty div with a margin offsetting everything a bit, as well as an odd internal negative margin and some dynamic content… for me it all comes out to between 426 and 460px) tall when expanded, and the height is entirely dynamic when not. On mobile, profile backgrounds are actually broken - for some reason they tile!
User cards have no set height, but instead depend on their contents. For me, user cards are 297.5px tall, but that shouldn’t be relied on. They in fact have a default width of 580 (not 590!) pixels, and shrink down to 500px wide if badges aren’t being shown.
So, basically… don’t rely on specific height at all, and just make sure what’s in the center of the image is interesting. Wherever they are, the backgrounds are centered vertically and scaled up to cover the entire area.
Edit: Oh, right - worth mentioning is that profile background areas can get pretty tall, especially if you’ve got a narrow window or you’re on mobile. User cards, however, don’t show up on mobile and will always have at least a reasonably horizontal layout, so images where the entire width needs to be shown are more okay there.
Stretched out hand for high five, sees high five shenanigans, and awkwardly claps to try to alleviate the awkwardness (which only got intensified by the clap).
finaly i notice it when people answer me 
