Rayman Pirate-Community

RibShark wrote:Only a day late

Fifo wrote:Wow, finally! What took so long if you don’t mind me asking?

RibShark wrote:Found a bug:

That happened when I tried to change my timezone (the suggestion part popped up, is what I mean). Clicking it does nothing.

Hunchman801 wrote:

Fifo wrote:Wow, finally! What took so long if you don’t mind me asking?

Lots of bugs and unexpected issues. First, we realised that MediaWiki has introduced a breaking change in their latest version and we had to disable single sign-on (major refactoring is required). Then, an error caused by a file that was unexplicably modified during the migration took me a bit of time to fix. And then, as I was going to set up Twitterfeed to reactivate automatic news streaming to Facebook and Twitter, I realised that they're closing tomorrow and looked for a suitable replacement but couldn't find one that matched our requirements.

Hunchman801 wrote:There seems to be an issue with the '%s' but the feature is working fine for me (and Fifo and Master apparently). Can you be more specific?

Drolpiraat wrote:I might have to update RayTunes with this style in the future. The current site is so outdated (and just plain bad) in every aspect anyway.

Hunchman801 wrote:Better timezone handling: daylight saving time adjusts automatically.

Hunchman801 wrote:Lots of bugs and unexpected issues. First, we realised that MediaWiki has introduced a breaking change in their latest version and we had to disable single sign-on (major refactoring is required). Then, an error caused by a file that was unexplicably modified during the migration took me a bit of time to fix. And then, as I was going to set up Twitterfeed to reactivate automatic news streaming to Facebook and Twitter, I realised that they're closing tomorrow and looked for a suitable replacement but couldn't find one that matched our requirements.

Fifo wrote:Try using Buffer, dlvr.it or something like that for posting to Twitter.

RibShark wrote:Well the button only appeared after clicking the top dropdown list, and clicking on it had no visible effect.

Drolpiraat wrote:The site update is pretty awesome, really well done!

Drolpiraat wrote:Just one tiny problem here: in the editor and in posts, the emoticons look very badly pixelated on 125% zoom (default zoom for my DPI, both in Firefox and Chrome), whereas they scaled very smoothly before.
The CSS includes image-rendering properties to make it that way, but that really looks terrible on anything that isn't an integer multiple of 100% (although it does look much better on those integer multiples!):

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.smilies, #smiley-box img {
	vertical-align: text-bottom;
	image-rendering: -moz-crisp-edges;
	image-rendering: -webkit-crisp-edges;
	image-rendering: pixelated;
}

The smooth scaling is still active in the "View more smilies" popup, by the way.

.smilies, #smiley-box img {
	image-rendering: -moz-auto;
	image-rendering: -webkit-auto;
	image-rendering: auto;
}

CHRdutch wrote:Man, this new site actually looks pretty good. Hunch, you deserve a cookie.

btw, for some reason I have to re-log in every now and then.

incognito wrote:Gotta get used to the mobile interface that looks pretty awkward to me, but it seems that it will fit perfectly with the style of my wrist computer.

PluMGMK wrote:Closing tomorrow!? You couldn't make this stuff up!

PluMGMK wrote:Also it has to be said the new gender icons are snazzy!

PluMGMK wrote:Just noticed two duplicate fields on the (mobile, French) profile editor: rank alignment appears both at the top and bottom of the form, and there's a field for both "Windows Live Messenger" and "Skype".