Recent content by flipglippy

I get the same result right here on this forum when using Chrome browser on Android. It doesn't happen when selecting the full first and last line before typing. Only if part of the first and last line is selected, as in the video above.

For reference, linking a new thread someone made about the topic: https://xenforo.com/community/threads/color-bbcode-issue.240706/

I just want to suggest considering making a "soft-delete" version of deletion for nodes, maybe like a recycling bin that holds onto nodes for 30 days. The scariest part of the admin panel to me is that a node, and every single thread within it, can be completely deleted with two clicks. Sure...

Ah, so they are! I didn't notice that the side bar was different from the main docs section. Thanks.

Maybe I'm missing something, but that page doesn't seem to include all the endpoint details. I'm referring to descriptions of specific URL strings like api/threads/{id} and parameters for each one.

I can't find descriptions of the endpoints in the documentation. The following page links to the endpoints page posted above, but the link is broken: https://docs.xenforo.com/manual/configuration/api-keys

We have Xenforo 2.3.10 and experience this as well. It happens for both light and dark mode users. Around once a week, a user will make a post and have no idea that their text is unreadable to those using the opposite color mode (light vs dark). This happens to several different users. Some...

Another option, based on a hint from this page, is to set CSS for a specific element based on the <html> tag containing a specific node ID. For example, this makes the reply button green on two specific forums, 2 and 5: [data-container-key="node-2"], [data-container-key="node-5"] {...

Pretty cool. The floating notice seems to get the job done. And it can be set to only be visible on specific forums. I just added some custom CSS in extra.less after setting a custom CSS name in the notice settings: .modAreaNotice { background-color: #5a66ed; text-align: center...

I'll look into that, thanks.

That can only be at the top of the page, though, right? Mainly, I was wondering if there's a way to use CSS to change the color of an element, but only when a user is on a specific node/category.

Thank you, I'm aware of that setting. The reason for my post is that different moderators on the forum use different styles. For example, User A has a user style that makes the whole page a yellow shade, and User B's makes the forum a blue shade. Overriding would make the whole page change...

I was thinking it would be good to be able to clearly visually mark all the moderator's private forums, so that there's little chance of accidentally posting moderation-related discussion in public areas. My first thought was to use the Override user style choice option on the category which...