Ah I see now, it's just that it needs to line up with the info on the outside.zgred wrote:I think You refer to the situation while text in the post field is short and overall height of the box is smaller than the box containing avatar and user info. This is just the board was constructed in php and I don't see any other possibility except hiding avatar and user info while post is very short.Giblet wrote:What is all that extra white space that appears at the bottom of some users posts, only some of the time.
It seems to be a bug, and independent of whether the person has a sig or not. On this page, dumrick and wesley123 have the Big Nothing there.
I am fine on this page, but on the previous page, the Big Nothing appears again. This post as well, before the edit where this sentence was added.
Have you tried the using the "home" key...?WhiteBlue wrote: 2. Go back to the last used thread or forum button on the bottom of each page.
This helps to get back to the directory of active topics without scrolling to the top of the page. Usually we read at the bottom of a page when we want to go back to a directory or forum.
Yes, that's a useful one. A default setting so that clicking links to external sites opens a new tab.Fil wrote:Oooh can you guys please change it so when you click a link provided by a fellow forum-er, that it opens in a separate browser tab, rather than loading in the current F1Tech tab!
i'm too lazy to keep remembering to hold the apple key (proud mac user!) each time!
It is useful and it is already there. See where it says "Posted: Sun Jan 17, 2010 5:25 am"? Just to the left is a little page icon. Click on thatWhiteBlue wrote:1. Posting numbers with URL
.. or right click and select "Copy link location" etc... Yes, repeat the forum bread crumb at the bottom of the page.WhiteBlue wrote:2. Go back to the last used thread or forum button on the bottom of each page.
That only seems to happen with you, and regularly ... user error???WhiteBlue wrote:3. Delete button for double postings while editable
how so? i use Firefox, and most other forums already do incorporate this. how do you set it as a default setting? or is it an add-on?richard_leeds wrote:Yes, that's a useful one. A default setting so that clicking links to external sites opens a new tab.Fil wrote:Oooh can you guys please change it so when you click a link provided by a fellow forum-er, that it opens in a separate browser tab, rather than loading in the current F1Tech tab!
i'm too lazy to keep remembering to hold the apple key (proud mac user!) each time!
However, I have Firefox set up to do that automatically on every site. It's very useful, especially when combing through search results.
1. THX, got that. It is very obscure. How did you figure this out?richard_leeds wrote:It is useful and it is already there. See where it says "Posted: Sun Jan 17, 2010 5:25 am"? Just to the left is a little page icon. Click on thatWhiteBlue wrote:1. Posting numbers with URL
Yes, repeat the forum bread crumb at the bottom of the page.WhiteBlue wrote:2. Go back to the last used thread or forum button on the bottom of each page.
That only seems to happen with you, and regularly ... user error???WhiteBlue wrote:3. Delete button for double postings while editable
Yep, we seem to have the same view there.vyselegend wrote:I'm not sure if that's exactly what has been asked, but I also think a repeat of the home button at the end of the page would be usefull, because it is tiresome to have to scroll back up the page every time.
I bet statistically the most common usage after reading or typing a post is to get back to the home page to check other threads, so the home feat should fall right into your click...
vyselegend wrote:..it is tiresome to have to scroll back up the page every time.
i feel your pain brother!Fil wrote:how so? i use Firefox, and most other forums already do incorporate this. how do you set it as a default setting? or is it an add-on?
Something like this? http://www.f1technical.net/links/ESPImperium wrote:* Website resource database (Official websites and wikipedia pages etc.. also other important pages such as the Toyota archive, Bridgestone and Cosworth websites as well. Also drivers oficial web pages as well if they have them)
I know, it's a continuous job really. However, everyone is invited to contribute! If you feel like writing an article on some technical stuff, or you have lots of car data that could be added to the database, just drop me an email. I'd be happy to read, adapt, publish and advertise youESPImperium wrote:* Some up to date articles (Updated steering wheel, super computers/CFD and wind-tunnel article)
