if i am not mistaken, [code] doesn't use monospace
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That took me an age to find ... actually that's a lie, but the kettle boiled.
If 'Hot Threads' are enabled, threads with the specified number of views or more will be shown as hot. Set to 150
If 'Hot Threads' are enabled, threads with the specified number of posts or more will be shown as hot. Set to 15
Checking: it is not monospace while editing, but at preview and after submitting, it is monospace. I'm using Firefox in 12.04.
[CODE]
# checking if this is monospace
# ........ mm iiii xx ----.....
[/CODE]
Code:# checking if this is monospace # ........ mm iiii xx ----.....
Hmmm.... code box shows scroll bars even when not required... there must be a setting 'Show scroll bars only when required'?
You think that's air you're breathing now?
according to firebug this is the CSS line that controls it
Mono and then sans-serif? seriously?Code:.bbcode_code, pre, code, kbd, samp, tt, bbcode_code span { font-family: 'Ubuntu Mono',sans-serif; }
only when i disable it, control jumps to
Code:pre, code, kbd, samp, tt { font-family: monospace; line-height: 100%; }
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The icons for threads with and without unread posts are easily visually distinguishable by color for low-traffic threads, but not so much for hot threads:
low-traffic thread with no unread posts
low-traffic thread with unread posts
hot thread with no unread posts
hot thread with unread posts
I think it would be great if the last icon had say more orange hue.
to be more constructive in rants about wasted space i attach the picture with suggested modifications to compress the profile info part of message so the message frame doesn't have to be so big.
Red frames show some of the divs as seen in firebug to give idea about the current layout.
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