Recent content by schizoidnightmares

Yes, that doesn't work either.

It doesn't work. Not as an HTML replacement as mentioned in the OP. It doesn't even work when used in custom fields. This all previously worked in 2.2 using the <i> HTML tag.

Where are you using that? In a custom BB code?

As mentioned in the OP, one usage of this is in a custom BB code. So in a post. This worked prior to 2.3.

That syntax doesn't work either unfortunately (I corrected the assumed typo in including the '/' inside the quotes).

Not the same issue.

The older <i> method does not work. I've tried using the <xf:fa> and that doesn't work either. For example, this produces nothing: <xf:fa icon="fas fa-yin-yang"></xf:fa> The above is used in a custom BB code: <xf:fa icon="fas fa-{text}" />

I appreciate the feedback and I agree. I do apologize for the misunderstanding though. I'm not here for self-promotion, so I didn't mention this in the OP as I didn't really see it as relevant. I am using those topics (or categories) to organize articles I am writing that include summary...

I'm working on a wiki-like part of my website. Unfortunately, I do not have many followers to say the least (I'm the sole member of my forums). As a result, I do not have much inlets for feedback. As a way to organize articles on my "wiki," I've created 16 topic categories: Descriptions of...

This did the trick for me!

Thank you, that was probably why and should resolve it.

I'm not sure why you dismiss responsiveness. Especially in this day and age. It is what people expect and have grown accustomed to. Could you imagine if you posted a message or sent an email, and it took more than 30 minutes to send? Well maybe you wouldn't mind, but many others would. There...

People are animals and desire rapid reinforcement. I consider this behaviour basic responsiveness, something I expect from a proprietary commercial product I paid for. Since it sounds like the only option, I'll look into creating a custom cron job that runs more frequently, but it's weird that...

It's a strange behaviour that trophies don't get awarded the moment a user does a behaviour that should trigger it. Instead, it often takes hours to see it get awarded. Recently I had to manually run a cron job after none got added for many hours.