Do we have titles back?sweet mother of all that is good and pure. Editing posts IS way coolerPerennialII said:
PerennialII said:
I remember the last change in style we had, a lot of people didn't even realize it. Thought it was their browser messing up.Greg Bernhardt said:
Lisa! said:It says "warn %0"! Does it mean everyone would be banned after 5 warnings !?
...Greg Bernhardt said:
That means our Super mentors are very easygoing!PerennialII said:You've 0%, how can that be? Now where is that button :tongue2:
Lisa! said:Is it me or you have this problem too:
I can't post smilies by clicking on them, or use color and size... I have to write [color][/color]... :shy:
That means our Super mentors are very easygoing!
. No color or smily problems here Oooh...that should make it a bit easier for the mentors to avoid accidentally editing posts instead of quoting them! We'll know right away if we hit the wrong button.Smurf said:
Cool. But these look more fun...so watch out, we'll have itchy trigger fingers just waiting to try the new features on our side! I want to see how those warning bars light up. 
Moonbear said:Oooh...that should make it a bit easier for the mentors to avoid accidentally editing posts instead of quoting them! We'll know right away if we hit the wrong button.
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Colour and smilies work fine for me, and I love having the font option and paragraph formatting commands. It's a lot easier to change colour now with that palette. I short, I find posting much more pleasant now.Please don't. I'd feel really badly if I had to practice banning you too.Danger said:
The color of the reply box changes as it indicates the current state of the reply box. For example, if the box is yellow, it means that someone is currently typing a reply. If the box is green, it means that the reply has been successfully submitted.
The color change is caused by the use of CSS code to change the background color of the reply box based on its state. This is typically done using the :focus and :valid pseudo-classes.
Yes, the color change can be customized by changing the CSS code used to style the reply box. This can be done by adjusting the background color, border color, and other properties to fit the desired design.
Yes, the color change of the reply box serves as a visual cue to the user about the current state of the reply box. This can help to improve user experience and provide feedback on the status of their reply.
Yes, the color change of the reply box is a common practice in web design as it helps to improve user experience and provide feedback to the user. It is often used in forms and input fields to indicate the current state of the field.