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A Former User last edited by
It started yesterday for me (forum layout broken)
There's still problems, the forum pages keep loading apparently without their css, resulting in a terrible mess!
I have to keep refreshing them all the time and they eventually come right.Me too, in Opera stable!
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joshl last edited by
Tried in another browser now (Opera 11): autologged all right (seemed a bit slowish but -->), then it loaded all the way as I mentioned in my first post here today (Dave said without css) - with loads of other languages' sections same way, moreover, having clicked on this board, same "without css", the thread seemed all right though.
What's happening? Attack of KGB?
Edit: yikes! after my posting this, the thread's gone awry also.
Edit2: after ^this^ previous editing saved, looks all right. -
gustavwiz last edited by
There are still problems for me, perhaps 70% of the pages are loaded without css. If I reload the page a couple of times, it will work.
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blackbird71 last edited byDitto, here. It takes reloads to get forum pages to appear correctly - sometimes several.
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joshl last edited by
Some "as-if" sign-in problems: kinda logs me, but it doesn't show till I click-click hither-thither and the page gets cssed.
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wilburlikesmith last edited by
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"3... for example the "search" function, which just seems to spit out random stuff"
You're lucky, I just get the thread home page
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wilburlikesmith last edited by
Like reply with quote.
"3... for example the "search" function, which just seems to spit out random stuff"
You're lucky, I just get the thread home pageWait I found the quoting when I was looking for "edit". Very light grey below the avatar...
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joshl last edited by
Midori 0.5.8: after posting a comment, the page doesn't scroll itself to the usual last post. In other browsers it does.
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joshl last edited by
Midori 0.5.8: after posting a comment, the page doesn't scroll itself to the usual last post. In other browsers it does.
I guess it might be a reload underdeveloped to the proper page position.
A page loads from its top first, then it should normally go to an anchor - or some "saved" (last) position.
Though anchors do work as they should when it's a new page (here, subdirectory).Testing the new browser. Making some notices - hoped relevant :rolleyes:
Correction about anchors: just noticed/realised, that the just posted comment's page is not hashtag-anchored... :whistle:
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