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A Guide to Formatting

Posted 2021-07-29 11:40:10
#498511
Yeah I noticed that. But I don't want plain text, I have a whole css, contest, art threads, etc that we ALL use and now we can only use plain text if we don't wanna use THIS coding? F that.
I want my coding back.

Some of us are considering LEAVING wolvden over this. It's not that hard to give us a toggle button.
Salem
#6510
Posted 2021-07-29 11:42:20
#498512
Please remember that this topic is a guide, not a place to ask for new features, old features, or post suggestions.  If you have questions about how to format your posts, you're welcome to ask them here, but please try to keep anything pertaining to suggestions or desired features off of this topic for the sake of courtesy to the poster and any players that wish to receive help with formatting, thank you.
This member is an Admin. Katze
#3
Posted 2021-07-29 11:54:16 (edited)
#498515
@Katze
Can you talk to us on the toggle thread in game development then? We'd love to hear from a mod or dev about this

Help us
Salem
#6510
Posted 2021-07-29 11:59:31
#498517
@Valkyrae: I can't, sorry!  For one, I'm not a developer.  Secondly, I do not interact with Game Development topics except when there are duplicate suggestions, suggestions on our auto-rejected list, or suggestions that do not fall under our guidelines.  I would recommend not asking any developers to comment on Game Development topics as it goes against our guidelines as well.

Let's please keep this on topic now.  Again, if you have any queries about how to format posts that the guide perhaps did not cover, you're more than welcome to ask them here.  Any further posts that are not on topic will be removed.
This member is an Admin. Katze
#3
Posted 2021-07-29 12:19:46 (edited)
#498521
thank you for this michael! subbing.

when cleaning i noticed it looks pretty good, makes it so much easier to tidy, but this specific piece of code was not accounted for by the cleaner and its all over. i think deleting it entirely fixes it? since its the default text size, i believe.
<span style="font-size:.875rem;">

edit: it appears to clean some of it? but not all (also found one that included "font-weight:bolder")
☘️ [Hiatus] Kaziah (Kaz)
#16535
Posted 2021-07-29 12:30:48
#498527
@Kas: Thank you for the recommendation! I can look into adding that. I tried not to remove any styling to avoid disrupting the appearance of content. I'm guessing the ones that did get removed were empty tags that the old editor tended to add throughout.
This member is an Admin. Michael
#16
Posted 2021-07-29 12:41:50
#498531
I love this update it actually makesnit easier for people who code CSS. I get it may seem harder for people who know nothing about coding but its actually fairly simple. the only issue I have is that I'm stuck on mobile abd thats just oof lol
Sabueso
#3306
Posted 2021-07-30 04:22:28
#498721
Is it possible to make scroll boxes with the new html like the ones I have on my den page right now? (When i change it everything glitches, so I have to redo my whole page. )
Stefanie 🦌
#8113
Posted 2021-07-30 04:55:43
#498741
@stefanie: Yes! Almost everything should work the same. In your case, the first thing you will need to do is find this highlighted bit of code:
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="https://dl.dropbox.com/s/lvwvhp1470goaak/nature4.css?dl=0" />

If that URL is not already in your "CSS Files" section, copy and paste it there.


Then, delete the code above and hit "Preview". It should no longer give you any errors. :)

Let me know if you run into any issues!
This member is an Admin. Michael
#16
Posted 2021-07-30 05:04:16
#498746
@Micheal It tells me the css file is invalid, plus the scroll boxes are really spaced out. I haven't saved anything yet, so I'm not sure if this is a problem or not.
Stefanie 🦌
#8113
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