Greg Bernhardt said:
Let me also be clearer with this. It is not just watched threads, but all things watched that create alerts. Including new threads in watched forums. The functionality used to be that alerts were marked as read when you visited the alerts page - meaning that they were marked as new when you did so. Now the alerts are matked as read upon drop down of the alerts menu, meaning that they are no longer marked as unread when you go to the alerts page.Orodruin said:
There is a setting for this inOrodruin said:
Honestly I don't know how to solve this. Dealing with zoom level for browsers is really messy to detect and implement. Zooming with the menus works fine in Chrome.Wrichik Basu said:
If there is I cannot find it. I have found the setting that does not mark alerts as read upon dropping down the alert popup, but I have not found any setting that highlights unread alerts in the alerts page.Greg Bernhardt said:
I think that he meant that the "new" marker is gone (by clicking) before entering the page (list) itself. So if one regularly uses the listing, then the information new / old is gone, since it needs two clicks to enter the list.Greg Bernhardt said:
No, there is a setting that makes sure just seeing the alert pop-up does not mark alerts as read. I have found that setting. What is currently my issue is that it is very difficult to see what alerts are new on the alerts page, even if they have not been marked as read. The only way of telling read alerts from unread alerts is that the read alerts have a link next to them stating "mark unread".fresh_42 said:
fixedOrodruin said:
Orodruin said:
Much better. Together with the setting, this makes me happier.Greg Bernhardt said:
Tom.G said:
Do you mean unanswered list? If we have a function to override that then the list doesn't make sense. Don't worry about it.BvU said:
Change width will expand the main content area to full width.BvU said:
Doesn't do that for me: side bar remainsGreg Bernhardt said:
The sidebar is permanent. Depending on your screen resolution the main content area will stretch.BvU said:
I've tested the highlight to quote capability with the latest versions of Chrome, IE, FF, and Opera. Please use a recent version of one of those.Tom.G said:
worked as desired (by me) until:Orodruin said:
Yes, some sort of alerts don't vanish, even if you visited them or clicked on the bell. The only way is to set all alerts on read, which is a bit annoying as you have to open the alert page first and cannot mark them separately as read.BvU said:
There is always the option to visit the alerts page and mark all alerts as read.BvU said:
Personally, I see no value in users changing the size of the font. I would therefore discourage any attempt to make that easier.Wrichik Basu said:
Wrichik Basu said:
What do you mean? The thing behind the rightmost button?
Code tags are behind the symbol with the red circle around.
From my phone (with desktop view on), I cannot see any text size button:fresh_42 said:
No, something that can capitalise text or make capitalised text small. Something similar exists in MS word.fresh_42 said:
I know they are already present there, but it's difficult to use them from my phone. Generally when I am accessing the site from the phone, the interface between the browser (Chrome) and the keyboard is a little buggy at times, and almost always quite slow. I have tried this on different phones, with desktop view on and off, but no change. Even autocorrect doesn't work. (This doesn't happen from PC.) So, when typing long replies, I type them out separately in Google keep (which is quite fast), and copy that to the Reply box. This means I have to type out all the codes. Bold or italics can still be managed. But when I am working in the math software workshop, it's really tedious to wrote out icode again and again. Just like we can write LaTeX without using BBCodes, if something similar could be done for inline code, it would be great. At least for mobile browsers.fresh_42 said:
