Alpha1
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That image looks very nice, because it does not have real content. Once you enter real data in it, it looks very different. Blog titles tend to be long, which causes the title to need 2 lines. If you take away the 'In entry' bit then the blog title will be displayed normally. The context is not needed. If you click on new posts, then every thread title does not have 'In thread:' before the title either, because people understand that the title leads to a thread. The same applies here.Without context, the comment does not mean that much, that is why it includes the entry in which the comment was published.
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You are right. I did not think about this. But it does not look good to see the bbcode in the text. Could you see if bbcode can be stripped from the snippet?That is by design. Else it could really destroy your layout. Imagine an image as BBCode, or other more advance BBCode like media, or tabs, or a table.
The text 'read more...' calls to action. Its the same for blog home page. The user can click on the title there as well. In this case you have found it usewful to add a 'Read more...' there.There is no read more since you just click on the title of the entry. The link actually scrolls to the exact comment.
Thanks!You can use the "Entries" widget for that, ordering by publish date to accomplish that. It will give you the newest entries.
I see. On my big board virtually no one uses this function. I think I have seen it twice in the last 6 years since I added blog to my site. And in both cases the blog title was much too long. It would be nice to be able to turn that off.That is because the blogs can have a title. Once users really start using the blog most likely they will give it a title. At that point you need the author's name since otherwise you loose that information.
Please consider to add a setting to let us change this. I think it looks weird to separate date and time. Date and time belongs together.It only lists the time because there is a date blob on the left to the title.
Thank you for looking into these matters.