Re: Forum bugfix
by Arcanist » Tue Sep 17, 2013 5:06 am
So what was the homepage that you updated then?
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Re: Forum bugfix
by loftar » Tue Sep 17, 2013 5:35 am
All of it outside /forum/. There shouldn't be any visible changes, though. I just rewrote it internally.
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Re: Forum bugfix
by rye130 » Tue Sep 17, 2013 5:38 am
Is animal AI the next thing in line for rewritting? <3
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Re: Forum bugfix
by loftar » Tue Sep 17, 2013 5:38 am
loftar wrote:Arcanist wrote:Aww, you changed something about the spoilers too :?
Uh, that's actually quite weird. All the CSS is still there; I don't know why the browser doesn't use it.
Ah, that's just you using it wrong. You need to put the spoiler tag inside the hide tag, not the other way around. Right now, the hide tag is simply overriding the spoiler tag.
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Re: Forum bugfix
by Cranny » Tue Sep 17, 2013 6:10 am
The CCLauncher is not working, maybe something to do with this fix?.
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Re: Forum bugfix
by mvgulik » Tue Sep 17, 2013 6:11 am
loftar wrote:You need to put the spoiler tag inside the hide tag, not the other way around.
Doh ...
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[hide]Hide_open[spoiler]Spoiler[/spoiler]Hide-close[/hide]
Don't seem to matter if, or how, you use a spoiler tag. (not working yet I take it)
[strike] strike [/strike] <- would be really nice to.
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Well might as well try some other stuff:
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1[hide] Hide [/hide]
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2[spoiler] Spoiler [/spoiler]
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3[hide] Hide_open [spoiler] Spoiler [/spoiler] Hide-close [/hide]
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4[spoiler] Spoiler_open [/spoiler][hide] Hide [/hide][spoiler] Spoiler-close [/spoiler]
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5[hide="hide_title"] Hide2 [/hide]
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6[spoiler="Spoiler_title"] Spoiler2 [/spoiler]
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1
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2Spoiler
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3
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4Spoiler_open
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5[hide="hide_title"] Hide2 [/hide]
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6[spoiler="Spoiler_title"] Spoiler2 [/spoiler]
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Re: Forum bugfix
by loftar » Tue Sep 17, 2013 6:27 am
mvgulik wrote:Don't seem to matter if, or how, you use a spoiler tag. (not working yet I take it)
It could just be that your browser consistently decides not to recheck the CSS files and just uses previously cached ones. Try Ctrl+F5.
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Re: Forum bugfix
by Arcanist » Tue Sep 17, 2013 6:32 am
rye130 wrote:Is animal AI the next thing in line for rewritting? <3
Well really all that's needed is to make animals run when they are hit for 100% of their HP and not less
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Re: Forum bugfix
by jorb » Tue Sep 17, 2013 8:33 am
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