Yeah, I said that in the other thread too. Much better than before.I don't know where I should post this, so I formulate it as a tipp: With the new forum software you no longer need Tapatalk.
Yay!
I actually mention this in the first post here.I don't know where I should post this, so I formulate it as a tipp: With the new forum software you no longer need Tapatalk.
Yay!
Well, yes, but for me notifications hadn't been the problem. The old forum just couldn't be used well in mobile in general.
It’s a XenForo bug it seems. Use enter instead of shift+enter at the end of your lines and it shouldn’t happen?
Apparently Shift+Enter can be used to add lines in quotes (in WYSIWYG mode), I didn't even know this existed. It can be very handy when quoting pasted external sources and fixing the lines that tend to stick together. I've always been annoyed that Enter split the quote instead, so I usually switch to BB mode to deal with that.Why would you be using shift+enter exactly? That's only needed on Facebook, not in a proper editor like we have here.
There are several possible ways of quoting, so you need to be more specific about how exactly you're quoting. Post the steps so I can reproduce what you're doing exactly, there might be a way around it.
Again, context needed.
If I
Just copy or cut a quote in visual mode, and paste it elsewhere. It just copies the text but loses the reference. For example if I copy your quote above, I get this:
Yea, for such situations probably the most practical solution is to just cut the quote code being made in the new post and paste it into the edited post where you want it.
The WYSIWYG mode in any text editor I've used is basically "best-effort"; I have yet to see a perfect one. Redactor is a very good editor, but as you say, there are still instances where you have to resort to turning BB code off and do manual work to achieve the desired result. I couldn't say whether there are technical limitations that prevent the improvement of this or just the fact that XF basically just drops Redactor in with minimum integration (probably the latter). The fact is, the editor behaviour in XF hasn't changed much if at all from the XF1 version, so the XF devs are clearly happy with it as it is and don't want to bother with integration improvements.
Isn't that Froala now? I think they've switched again in their latest version.
Hmm, you're right, they switched to Froala in XF2. And Froala 3.x in XF 2.2, I missed this. I thought it was just a graphical update of Redactor, because the issues mentioned are pretty much the same as from the XF1 Redactor version.
This doesn't do anything for me? The rest are interesting, though it's debatable whether really useful.
Shift+Enter isn't something special in XF, it's a standard key combo that works to insert a line break in pretty much every text editor and similar program out there. It works in everything from Word to Dreamweaver to Facebook etc. The difference to note is between a paragraph break (Enter) vs. line break (Shift+Enter). In XF particularly, all you normally need is Enter (multiple times if needed). Only in a few rare situations the line break actually needs to be used.