dbull

Or, place the previous thread - next thread links before the related thread section.

I use the previous and next links all the time.

IB Jason

Thanks for the ongoing feedback, everyone! We're looking into the possibility of adding a toggle that will let you turn off the automatic related threads.

Images will now automatically resize to fit within the width of your browser, no horizontal scrolling needed. This ensures all the text stays within the width of the forum, too.

Please go to your User CP's Edit Options page and under Message Editor Interface (near the bottom of the page), change it to "Enhanced Interface - Full CKEditor Editing" and hit Save. That one should fill the full space and offer the same functionality.

atc98092

I'm on my iPad right now, but that seems to fix it. Thanks!

Bozman5000

The one I linked it happens all the time. That's the only one I regularly frequent. And as I try to click on a top unread post, it juggles so I click on the thread sorting above what I wanted.


It has locked on 'manage attachments'. I just tried 'insert image' and it didn't lock but after uploading said jpeg not supported even though it said it was a ipad png file that is listed as being a supported type.

snagitseven

Unfortunately on my FF browser, images do not automatically resize to fit the window width. At least before the changes, I could scroll horizontally. No longer the case.

IB Jason

Thanks for the additional details. I think I misread your original comment about the jumpiness and thought you meant within a thread, although it sounds like it's happening on the list of threads itself. If that's the case, I was able to replicate the "jump" myself and it's caused by an ad that loads slower than the rest of the page. That spot at the top of the page can change size depending on the ad, so we unfortunately can't set its height until it fully loads. We do our best with our ad partners to ensure their ads load efficiently, but since it often requires loading images or code from a separate site, it sometimes takes a bit longer. I'll see if there's anything else we can do, but in the interim, your page should be jump-free as soon as your browser's loading indicator stops.

As for your photo lock-up, I recommend using the Insert Image button over the attachment manager. It's easier to use and frankly runs a lot smoother on iPads. Was it just that one image coming up as unsupported or did any photo from your iPad trigger the same error?

Well, that's not good. Just to confirm, can you let me know what version of Firefox you're currently running? You can find the version number via the "About Firefox" option in the browser's Help menu.

snagitseven

It's an older version - 38.7. I can't upgrade due to some add-ons that I must use that are incompatible w/later versions of FF.

IB Jason

Unfortunately, we are unable to support versions of Firefox that far back as even Mozilla itself no longer supports 38.7. Have you tried scrolling using your keyboard's left/right arrow keys? That may work as a workaround if the horizontal bar is no longer appearing.

IB Jason

Hi Everyone,

Thank you again for all your infinite scroll feedback these past few weeks. We plan to roll out infinite scroll to all members in the coming days. If you find any bugs or have any questions once this occurs, please post them here just like before and I'll be happy to help you out.

Thanks!

DB22

I am on an iPad most of the time and I understand your explanation of the different size ads but between that and this jumping up and down "feature" it is annoying. Even when viewing a fully loaded page, I scroll down and it jumps, I then scroll up and it jumps again. This new version is a solution to a non existent problem.