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Edit Post #293613 Initial revision 23 days ago
Question Should comments have unsupported tags warnings like posts?
Posts have a warning when an HTML tag is used that is not supported: > Draft answer including script tag with warning that script tag is not supported Comments do not have a similar warning, but comments also have tags that are not supported. Should comments have a warning too? At present the u...
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23 days ago
Edit Post #293612 Initial revision 23 days ago
Question Unsupported tag message missing if tag begins post
When an unsupported HTML tag is used in a post, a message is displayed to warn about this: > Draft answer including script tag with warning that script tag is not supported However, if an unsupported tag is the first item in the post, the message is not displayed: > Draft answer including sc...
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23 days ago
Comment Post #293597 Good point. I guess even if we had an image data dump, we'd want to make sure that the much smaller version without images is still available for people who don't need the images and have a limited download speed / monthly limit.
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28 days ago
Comment Post #293600 You already know about this because you posted it, I'm just linking to keep the related discussion connected for future reference. [Could Codidact provide a data dump?](https://meta.codidact.com/posts/293597)
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28 days ago
Comment Post #293597 Were you thinking of something you could request at any time, or a daily/weekly backup available to the public? Depending on how much of the data you want at once (everything or something narrower like just the comments for a particular question) there may be some overlap with work on the [require...
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28 days ago
Comment Post #293595 That's useful to know - thanks. I'm also used to ctrl+enter as almost the opposite - suppressing saving in situations where enter alone would save. For example, this works when editing the content of a spreadsheet cell in Excel or LibreOffice. Also for Google Sheets, so it looks like Google use bo...
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28 days ago
Comment Post #293595 I don't know what the best shortcut would be for this, but for contrast, currently saving an answer requires pressing tab 5 times, then pressing space/enter. I'm focusing on answers because for a question there is also a title and tags to fill in, so tabbing between fields is required even if there i...
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29 days ago
Edit Post #289816 Post edited:
Typo
about 1 month ago
Comment Post #293570 There is no need for this fix for Mathematics Codidact as none of the list pages there show a preview of the post body, only the title.
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about 1 month ago
Edit Post #293566 Post edited:
Clarify following comment about not understanding
about 1 month ago
Edit Post #291886 Post edited:
Link to previous discussion of image rescaling
about 1 month ago
Edit Post #291886 Post edited:
Mention images on mobile are already scaled to fit width
about 1 month ago
Edit Post #293570 Post edited:
Change wording to conditional since the behaviour described is not yet in place
about 1 month ago
Edit Post #293570 Initial revision about 1 month ago
Answer A: Unintended MathJax in post previews on list pages such as question list, search results, and questions on tag pages
Only the list page previews need fixing I have explained [the underlying causes]() in another answer. This answer proposes a general solution for all communities. There will rarely be a problem in a post. For all of the Codidact communities that have MathJax enabled, nearly all usages of escaped ...
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about 1 month ago
Edit Post #291886 Post edited:
Add further detail and scaling
about 1 month ago
Edit Post #293569 Post edited:
Mention this applies to other list pages with examples
about 1 month ago
Comment Post #293566 I've added an answer to further [explain what the problem is and why it happens](https://meta.codidact.com/posts/293566/293569#answer-293569).
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about 1 month ago
Comment Post #293566 I believe this refers to pages that show lists of posts, as opposed to an individual post page. For example, the question lists for each category, or search results, or a tag page (which shows a list of questions with that tag). I can confirm that the unintended formatting shows up in all of those li...
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about 1 month ago
Edit Post #293569 Initial revision about 1 month ago
Answer A: Unintended MathJax in post previews on list pages such as question list, search results, and questions on tag pages
Main underlying cause In addition to the delimiters I'm accustomed to using (double dollar signs to start and end a MathJax block, and single dollar signs to start and end inline MathJax) there are also escaped square brackets and parentheses, which are enabled by default. These are currently active...
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about 1 month ago
Edit Post #293541 Post edited:
Typo
about 1 month ago
Comment Post #293538 I find myself holding conflicting opinions on this, so I've posted both as separate answers to see what voting and further discussion leads to.
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about 1 month ago
Edit Post #293541 Initial revision about 1 month ago
Answer A: How should the "all communities" profile tab handle deleted profiles on other communities?
Keep it simple To keep things simple, deleted community users should not show up for anyone on the "All Communities" tab. For global moderators and global admins, separate tools can be made for tracking deleted community users, rather than trying to force the "All Communities" tab to serve an additi...
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about 1 month ago
Edit Post #293540 Initial revision about 1 month ago
Answer A: How should the "all communities" profile tab handle deleted profiles on other communities?
Until the system has a way to distinguish between the different reasons for deletion, we should ensure we consider users who have done nothing wrong, and have a strong reason for concealing that they ever (potentially accidentally) had a profile on a community that they have since been deleted from. ...
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about 1 month ago
Comment Post #293486 I like the idea of the moderator help pages being open. This gives users some expectations of how they can expect to be treated in different situations. It also may lead to more volunteers for communities that need more moderators. Maybe individual articles in the moderator help page could be mark...
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about 2 months ago
Edit Post #293281 Initial revision 3 months ago
Question Incorrect raw JSON failure message on posting a comment
- GitHub issue: https://github.com/codidact/qpixel/issues/1577#issue-2958874420 In a Codidact community where I have not yet earned the "Participate Everywhere" ability, I am unable to comment except on my own posts and answers to my own posts. This is as intended. I attempted to post a com...
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3 months ago
Comment Post #293277 I relate. I learned to program in BASIC, back when the line numbers were part of the code. They would default to 10, 20, 30 so at first adding lines in between was fine, but eventually I'd be trying to guess where to leave space (should I make this new line 25, or 23 because I'm more likely to add fu...
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3 months ago
Comment Post #293277 I hadn't realised moderators could change the sequence. That sounds like a good start already. Even if we leave gaps in the initial numbering, the addition of new links with arbitrary numbers means there may need to be renumbering at some point. The problem of renumbering to make room for a new li...
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3 months ago
Comment Post #293277 What would be most useful in terms of hierarchy? I can imagine a single link that goes to a page containing more specific links. I can also imagine a single link that shows those more specific links below it (perhaps as indented bullet points) so you don't have to follow the first link to find ...
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3 months ago
Comment Post #293215 Thank you both. That rules out a known Firefox bug, so we'll investigate it as a Codidact specific bug.
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3 months ago
Comment Post #293237 I've just seen [confirmation of this happening on Chrome too](https://meta.codidact.com/comments/thread/10468#comment-26318), so the Codidact problem is unlikely to be Firefox related. I don't know how that affects the Mozilla bug.
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3 months ago
Edit Post #293275 Initial revision 3 months ago
Question Help page: call for improvement suggestions
At the top right of each page is a link to Help. > The help center, showing a variety of help articles If you want a specific help article to be edited or added, please raise that on your community specific Meta so that a moderator can make those changes for you. This question is instead about ...
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3 months ago
Comment Post #293237 Thanks very much for mentioning this. I was indeed using Firefox, so I've edited to mention this, and to mention your link.
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3 months ago
Edit Post #293237 Post edited:
Mention Firefox issue from comment
3 months ago
Edit Post #293237 Post edited:
Mention similar problem
3 months ago
Edit Post #293215 Post edited:
Mention browser and OS and similar problem
3 months ago
Edit Post #293237 Post edited:
Mention browser and OS
3 months ago
Comment Post #293215 @#36396 @#8046 since you've both noticed this, would you mind sharing which browser and operating system you were using to narrow things down? I was using Firefox 134.0 on Fedora 40 (Linux).
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3 months ago
Edit Post #293270 Post edited:
Typo
3 months ago
Edit Post #293270 Initial revision 3 months ago
Question More visibly non-profit
There is a box in the right hand panel of most Codidact pages showing information related to Codidact: The Codidact box from the right hand panel, showing various links The first paragraph says: > This community is part of the Codidact network. We have other communities too — take a look! ...
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3 months ago
Edit Post #293269 Initial revision 3 months ago
Question Visual bug during image upload
Minor visual bug (no effect on usage). When uploading an image during editing or creating a post, the page is greyed out while the "Image upload" modal is showing (as intended). However, 2 of the input fields (Tags and License) remain white, making them stand out and look broken:
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3 months ago