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Update: The reputation number in the header has been added back again for the time being, until we have found a suitable solution. This is just a quick heads up, that you are, indeed, not crazy ...
#3: Post edited
by
luap42
·
2020-12-20T18:13:21Z (about 4 years ago)
- This is just a quick heads up, that you are, indeed, not crazy and that the design of the header really changed.
- We deployed a few nice and (at least some of them) long-expected changes:
- * a **community switcher** in the header, which can be used to easily move between the communities,
- * an **inline search-bar** that allows you to start a search without leaving the page (middle-click for the old behavior),
- * a **re-designed user card** (more infos below), and
- * a **list of suggested edits** for each category.
- Furthermore, there have been a few minor changes, such as dropping the (not very useful) "Categories" entry from the menu and making the moderator menu more helpful (when there are flags: clicking on the "Mod" item brings you to the flags as before, but if there aren't any, you'll get immediately to the moderator tools).
- With regards to the user card:
- This is part of our move away from reputation (although we **will not remove the option to have reputation for now**). From now on, communities can decide, which details are supposed to be shown on it. We'll update the site settings upon requests by the moderators.
- The default setting is called `r.12sE`. In this description, "." means a forced new line (display might break to a second line anyway depending on its length), "r" reputation, "p" number of posts, "1" top-level posts, "2" second-level posts (answers), "s" score of votes received (up - down), "v" number of votes received, "V" number of votes cast, "E" number of edits made on posts.
- **Update:** The reputation number in the header has been added back again for the time being, until we have found a suitable solution.
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- This is just a quick heads up, that you are, indeed, not crazy and that the design of the header really changed.
- We deployed a few nice and (at least some of them) long-expected changes:
- * a **community switcher** in the header, which can be used to easily move between the communities,
- * an **inline search-bar** that allows you to start a search without leaving the page (middle-click for the old behavior),
- * a **re-designed user card** (more infos below), and
- * a **list of suggested edits** for each category.
- Furthermore, there have been a few minor changes, such as dropping the (not very useful) "Categories" entry from the menu and making the moderator menu more helpful (when there are flags: clicking on the "Mod" item brings you to the flags as before, but if there aren't any, you'll get immediately to the moderator tools).
- With regards to the user card:
- This is part of our move away from reputation (although we **will not remove the option to have reputation for now**). From now on, communities can decide, which details are supposed to be shown on it. We'll update the site settings upon requests by the moderators.
- The default setting is called `r.12sE`. In this description, "." means a forced new line (display might break to a second line anyway depending on its length), "r" reputation, "p" number of posts, "1" top-level posts, "2" second-level posts (answers), "s" score of votes received (up - down), "v" number of votes received, "V" number of votes cast, "E" number of edits made on posts.
#2: Post edited
by
luap42
·
2020-12-19T21:31:45Z (about 4 years ago)
- This is just a quick heads up, that you are, indeed, not crazy and that the design of the header really changed.
- We deployed a few nice and (at least some of them) long-expected changes:
- * a **community switcher** in the header, which can be used to easily move between the communities,
- * an **inline search-bar** that allows you to start a search without leaving the page (middle-click for the old behavior),
- * a **re-designed user card** (more infos below), and
- * a **list of suggested edits** for each category.
- Furthermore, there have been a few minor changes, such as dropping the (not very useful) "Categories" entry from the menu and making the moderator menu more helpful (when there are flags: clicking on the "Mod" item brings you to the flags as before, but if there aren't any, you'll get immediately to the moderator tools).
- With regards to the user card:
- This is part of our move away from reputation (although we **will not remove the option to have reputation for now**). From now on, communities can decide, which details are supposed to be shown on it. We'll update the site settings upon requests by the moderators.
The default setting is called `r.12sE`. In this description, "." means new line, "r" reputation, "p" number of posts, "1" top-level posts, "2" second-level posts (answers), "s" score of votes received (up - down), "v" number of votes received, "V" number of votes cast, "E" number of edits made on posts.
- This is just a quick heads up, that you are, indeed, not crazy and that the design of the header really changed.
- We deployed a few nice and (at least some of them) long-expected changes:
- * a **community switcher** in the header, which can be used to easily move between the communities,
- * an **inline search-bar** that allows you to start a search without leaving the page (middle-click for the old behavior),
- * a **re-designed user card** (more infos below), and
- * a **list of suggested edits** for each category.
- Furthermore, there have been a few minor changes, such as dropping the (not very useful) "Categories" entry from the menu and making the moderator menu more helpful (when there are flags: clicking on the "Mod" item brings you to the flags as before, but if there aren't any, you'll get immediately to the moderator tools).
- With regards to the user card:
- This is part of our move away from reputation (although we **will not remove the option to have reputation for now**). From now on, communities can decide, which details are supposed to be shown on it. We'll update the site settings upon requests by the moderators.
- The default setting is called `r.12sE`. In this description, "." means a forced new line (display might break to a second line anyway depending on its length), "r" reputation, "p" number of posts, "1" top-level posts, "2" second-level posts (answers), "s" score of votes received (up - down), "v" number of votes received, "V" number of votes cast, "E" number of edits made on posts.
#1: Initial revision
by
luap42
·
2020-12-19T21:06:05Z (about 4 years ago)
Heads up: small design changes, a better user card and some long-expected features
This is just a quick heads up, that you are, indeed, not crazy and that the design of the header really changed. We deployed a few nice and (at least some of them) long-expected changes: * a **community switcher** in the header, which can be used to easily move between the communities, * an **inline search-bar** that allows you to start a search without leaving the page (middle-click for the old behavior), * a **re-designed user card** (more infos below), and * a **list of suggested edits** for each category. Furthermore, there have been a few minor changes, such as dropping the (not very useful) "Categories" entry from the menu and making the moderator menu more helpful (when there are flags: clicking on the "Mod" item brings you to the flags as before, but if there aren't any, you'll get immediately to the moderator tools). With regards to the user card: This is part of our move away from reputation (although we **will not remove the option to have reputation for now**). From now on, communities can decide, which details are supposed to be shown on it. We'll update the site settings upon requests by the moderators. The default setting is called `r.12sE`. In this description, "." means new line, "r" reputation, "p" number of posts, "1" top-level posts, "2" second-level posts (answers), "s" score of votes received (up - down), "v" number of votes received, "V" number of votes cast, "E" number of edits made on posts.