The buggy WYSIWYG editor is gone.

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edited March 2013 in TypeDrawers Announcements
The complex WYSIWYG editor that we were using proved to have some really serious bugs. When I posted about it on the support forum the Vanilla staff recommended disabling it in favor of a simpler plugin. I took the advice and made the switch. Please let me know if you still have problems.

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  • This is much better
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    Ooh, got that bulleted list in just under the wire.
  • should we cite comments using italic
    or using block quotes?
    the icons on the format bar suggest we should use block quotes

    (i also tried the C icon, which apparently is for code)
  • Not to be completely anal retentive, but the padding on the block quotes and the padding on the code styles should match.
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    I can't seem to post from my iPad anymore. Pretty sure I could before.
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    Try logging in again. The login cookie is domain-specific and you may just need to update it. If not add a post in Bug Reports and I will point the Vanilla support team at it.
  • Posts: 1,744
    Okay.
  • Posts: 1,744
    Hah! Worked that time.
  • Posts: 1,744
    edited March 2012
    Just checking again...
  • should we cite comments using italic or using block quotes?
    You should of course use the proper semantic element. And if the visual styling that is applied to that element should be italic, then this a CSS issue that the site admin needs to take care of, and not a markup issue that the author has to deal with. In my opinion, italics in 13px almost always look suboptimal.
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    “should we cite comments using italic or using block quotes?”

    I don’t really care. And if Joe Clark complains I’ll ban his ass.
  • Posts: 15
    edited April 2012
    Not to be completely anal retentive, but the padding on the block quotes and the padding on the code styles should match.
    Not necessarily. There are some times when you might want to throw <a chunk of code> inline with some normal text. In those cases, it's better to keep the padding to a minimum.
  • edited April 2012
    Can you
    cite something
    inline?

    Edit:
    Nope

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