Where debating everything under the sun is only the beginning

• It doesn't look obvious - not quite.


• The URL is not too simple to discover this, and the tooltip shows "offline/online" - which is brilliant but other messaging buttons show messaging tooltips

Wouldn't it be sensible to make the "list" paraphernalia a bit more laconic

BTW......anyone notice?  Who is test ? 

Opened an account with a questionable name --for what reason-- a coupla days ago, & hasn't done squat....I don't get a warm & fuzzy there --- fails the sniff 'test' ....

Quote from: SmileyFaze on 2013-12-21, 02:16:24

BTW......anyone notice?  Who is test ? 

Opened an account with a questionable name --for what reason-- a coupla days ago, & hasn't done squat....I don't get a warm & fuzzy there --- fails the sniff 'test' ....

It's me. I opened it after you said the My Bookmarks wasn't working.

Why isn't there a border on the right side?

I was thinking maybe the "tab" should get a slightly more distinct bg color

I like the general looks of it, just as long as the statements of the one who's making the actual post is not 'boxed', only the quoted quotes should be 'boxed'.

The posts look okay in both cases. I'd rather wish they didn't have a chance to "pour out" on the right side, but it's a minor issue.

Updated with 7.77 kB using no prefilter (as opposed to 'sub' or 'paeth'). Screenshots work best without prefilter, but I don't usually bother with small pictures. Few programs offer the choice.

I reused the color from around the Quick Reply in the little tab. It seems to work fairly well.  I'd probably want to implement a completely custom color scheme at some point, but that'd take significantly more time than a quick quote change.

Quote from: SmileyFaze on 2013-12-22, 20:49:49

I like the general looks of it, just as long as the statements of the one who's making the actual post is not 'boxed', only the quoted quotes should be 'boxed'.

The point is to distinguish quotes better from posts, so I think we're on the same page. What do you think of the way it looks on My Opera?

similar to what you've done with your 2nd level+ quotes.

Personally though, too much contrasting becomes confusing to follow -- especially when your viewing a quote of a quote of a quote of a quote....

Very nice. I think the quote had wrong font size before, but it's fixed now.

var iframe = document.createElement('iframe');
iframe.style.display = 'none';
document.body.appendChild(iframe);

var iframeWindow = iframe.contentWindow || iframe.documentWindow; // the latter is for old IE
var iframeDoc = iframeWindow.document;

var fontSize = getComputedStyle(iframeDoc.documentElement).getPropertyValue('font-size');

if (fontSize === '16px') {
  // assume the user didn't change the default
  // set font-size to 13px
}
else {
  // respect what the user said
  // Also this is stupid. It shouldn't have to be this hard to provide some proper user choice. >_< This is your fault, everyone who ever used 67%, and this is also your fault, browser makers who implemented rem (as opposed to em) over a decade too late.
}

Before you all complain again that the font-size is too large, I just made it a server-side setting in the looks and appearances area of the profile. I think this means one extra DB query, but having to set it all through JS on every computer you use sounds somewhat annoying.