I don't like this idea. Better ideas include:

- Don't display the signature link if the reputation is negative.

- Remove only the links that go to sites with the primary purpose of selling.
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My ISP places a limit on the size of an upload. Could yours be doing that?

I still hate how I can't navigate the site while the ads are moving.

Do they teach spelling?

I saw it, but it disappeared before I knew to get a screenshot. It was an ad that launched popups when the mouse rolled over it.

Why not just stop worrying about it? Post a little box above the edit window telling how to use them, and then forget it.

If they don't use the code tags, they don't use the code tags. Ignore it....

I don't understand the limit on searches applying when I go BACK, from the first search item I looked at, to see the results list again to look at another found item.

It should not perform the...

Is the screen set to a low resolution? Some video games do that.

80 characters per line would fit if there were not a stripe down the side for ads.

If you use the back button to return to the page with the first unread post link, it is still the copy of the page you saw before you went into a forum. You are looking at a cached page.
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What you need to do is refresh the page the "first unread post" link is on before selecting the link.

Also check to see if you have cookies disabled.

What did you expect? DST itself is a kludge.

Depending on how the code is written, you might need to refresh the forum page before using that link.

What kind of bureaucratic clown requires you to keep records on registration attempts that are not completed? Sounds like either government (too nosy) or some pencil and bean counting red-tapeworm...

It seems to be working now. I was getting a different editor I hadn't seen before at times. It had dropdown menus for text color, smileys, and attachments. And the editor selector was missing.

Instructions for upgrading server:

1. Place old system in Cuisinart.

2. Turn on "liquify" for 30 seconds.

3. Pour into new server.

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It works now, because the whizzywig editor is now gone.

But to get rid of the bumbles, I had to get rid of the dropdown menus, so I have to scroll to the links, so the no-scroll bug stops me until...

I think Dani is the only one who likes it.

To turn that stupid annoying thing off, I had to disable the dropdowns, which I liked. It made the site much harder to navigate.

Firefox has a built in spellchecker. But it won't work with the whizzywig editor. And somehow my account keeps getting changed back to whizzywig without my permisssion.

And I detest the bumbling...

Part of it was also there to get rid of that maddening bumble box that follows the cursor around. It is now annoyingly BACK!

I want the hover tooltips GONE!!!!!



No, but the hover tooltips...

Jibberish? It looks like a forum to me.

Several points:

Other sites I use just have a note above the post window, reminding users to use quote or code tags. The watermark is hard to read, and is annoying.

Other sites have buttons...

That is a non-sequitur way of doing it that most people would not think of. It should be more straighforward.

I have had it happen in Firefox when the click element was in an ad.

It could be an institutional firewall.

I can't use the BBS at all with the bumbling tooltips there. It keeps me from reading the forum names correctly, by causing the same visual read errors the moving ads and the gray "Use the code tags"...

I saw it too, before I turned off Daniweb tooltips. But the yellow one is the browser's.

If others weren't using similar icons for different purposes, it might be clear. But a pencil is "edit the post" on eBay and A&E, and a checkmark means "you have posted" on another site.

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Why did you get rid of the menu? I didn't know what any of them except the fire meant.

It's gone for me too, when I logged in the next time after disabling rounded corners.

But this is weird. Now it shows up on the OTHER selection of the WYSIWYG button. Figger that out!

It also makes the Firefox spellchecker work or not work.

It's a script that runs when a certain ad is on the screen. This has been going on about a week.

Click the tilted A button on the right. It turns the spellchecker on and off for me. It's on when the button is white.

Could it be browser-dependent?

I wonder how many of those attempts were for spam purposes.

In other words, you have to type something down here for it to work, not up there.

It's possible you are set for a character-coding setting that sends character codes the site does not understand.