WYSIWYG Mode

[Amaury]

What happened to WYSIWYG Mode?

[DivisionByZero]

perhaps you could be more specific...

[Max Taxable]

I still see the option for it, in UserCP>Options

[Amaury]

perhaps you could be more specific...

The What You See Is What You Get editor.

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I still see the option for it, in UserCP>Options

Yeah, it says it's the editor I have chosen, but it's not showing up on the editor.

[DivisionByZero]

what browser are you using? and do you have javascript disabled? did you just install an antivirus or security program?

[Amaury]

what browser are you using? and do you have javascript disabled? did you just install an antivirus or security program?


I switched to Google Chrome recently.
As far as I know, no.
No.

[DivisionByZero]

something's preventing the editor from showing up, becuase it's fine for everyone else. The oRg uses an ancient version of vbulletin, but that doesn't matter because other chrome users haven't complained yet. Probably a security setting.

[Digital Jedi]

vBulletin's WYSIWYG editor didn't support Chrome on this version of vB. (They still considered it just another random webkit at the time.) There's a Chrome extension that will put it in. Just don't forget it's there and start typing before it loads. (It WILL erase your text if you just so happen to type before it loads.)

vBulletin WYSIWYG (https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/vbulletin-wysiwyg/djajencflkkjdejpmmielapebmcjogoc?hl=en)

It's not perfect, but it works. I personally have gotten used to doing without it. Those dynamic editors have always been buggy for me.

[Max Taxable]

I switched to Google Chrome recently.
Why?

It's just adware and spyware that also happens to (sort of) let you browse the internet as a secondary function.

[Amaury]

Why?

It's just adware and spyware that also happens to (sort of) let you browse the internet as a secondary function.

Because of problems with tables here (http://www.kh-vids.net/threads/table-code-problems.135501/) (see page 2 and scroll through it).

Tables aren't native to the software there, but their width is supposed to auto-adjust (which is something you have to change manually in vBulletin). For whatever reason, Mozilla Firefox was and still is deciding on a width less than what they need to be, so the text wraps.

For example, the "Facebook" in the table in my signature there appears as "Facebook" on Internet Explorer and Google Chrome. However, on Mozilla Firefox, it appears like this:

Faceboo
k

[Max Taxable]

Because of problems with tables here (http://www.kh-vids.net/threads/table-code-problems.135501/) (see page 2 and scroll through it).

Tables aren't native to the software there, but their width is supposed to auto-adjust (which is something you have to change manually in vBulletin). For whatever reason, Mozilla Firefox was and still is deciding on a width less than what they need to be, so the text wraps.

For example, the "Facebook" in the table in my signature there appears as "Facebook" on Internet Explorer and Google Chrome. However, on Mozilla Firefox, it appears like this:

Faceboo
kWorked fine for me with the Firefox 19 I am using.

[Lynne]

It doesn't work in Chrome here.

[Amaury]

Worked fine for me with the Firefox 19 I am using.

Mozilla Firefox 19? The latest version is Mozilla Firefox 18.0.1.

Anyway, here are screenshots if it helps:

Mozilla Firefox:
https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/external/2013/01/16.jpg

Google Chrome:
https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/external/2013/01/17.jpg

Internet Explorer:
https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/external/2013/01/18.jpg

You're saying "Facebook" is showing on one line on Mozilla Firefox for you? If so, can you provide a screenshot?

[Digital Jedi]

Why?

It's just adware and spyware that also happens to (sort of) let you browse the internet as a secondary function.
Unless, of course, you don't turn that on during installation. Or turn it off later. :rolleyes:

[Max Taxable]

Mozilla Firefox 19? The latest version is Mozilla Firefox 18.0.1.Not if you're in the beta program. :cool:

You're switching browsers because of one malformed table on one site? Do you realize that in order for people to see it like you want to, you need to fix the table instead of having the whole planet change browsers?

And again, no problem here with it, I see it as you intended.

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Unless, of course, you don't turn that on during installation. Or turn it off later. :rolleyes:It still runs... You just don't realize it. The entire purpose of it is to spy on its users and aggregate the data.

[Amaury]

Not if you're in the beta program. :cool:

You're switching browsers because of one malformed table on one site? Do you realize that in order for people to see it like you want to, you need to fix the table instead of having the whole planet change browsers?

And again, no problem here with it, I see it as you intended.

Don't be mad at me. :x

And, no, it's any tables on that forum. I just used that one as an example .

Anyway, if you're a BETA programmer and can see it fine, it sounds like it will be fixed in Mozilla Firefox 19.0.0, which will be the next update?

[Max Taxable]

Don't be mad at me. :xOh I'm not... It just seems you traded one set of problems for another.:D

[Amaury]

Oh I'm not... It just seems you traded one set of problems for another.:D

Yay!

So is 19.0.0 the next update release?

[Digital Jedi]

Yay!

So is 19.0.0 the next update release?
Once you go Chrome, you never go, uh, home. What I'm saying is, it's nice.

[Amaury]

Once you go Chrome, you never go, uh, home. What I'm saying is, it's nice.

Did a search. Mozilla Firefox 19.0.0 will be released next month. I'll be moving back then.

I do like Google Chrome, but Mozilla Firefox is just -- I don't know -- better for me.