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  #1415186 28-Oct-2015 07:56
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freitasm: How is the left box and the editor now?


Oh man, that is a great combination of settings.  So much easier to read and use as a result.




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  #1415928 29-Oct-2015 09:07
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Fantastic - well done and thx to everyone who past on to freitasm their excellent comments and helpful hints concerning this. It certainly makes for a more enjoyable read of the site, though I still zoom in a little bit due to my eyesight.

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  #1415949 29-Oct-2015 09:32
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I still can't see the insert youtube URL button though?  I can see the insert URL link, and insert Picture buttons, but not the video one?...

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  #1417214 30-Oct-2015 17:09
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Have you considered declaring the font family using the san-serif keyword instead of a specific font?
https://css-tricks.com/sans-serif/

This means the browser/os chooses the best/default san-serif font to use, currently Arial on Windows and Helvetica on Mac.

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  #1417290 30-Oct-2015 19:30
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Did it change again? I'm seeing everything in Lucida Console now - yet an hour ago it was in Arial?

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  #1417292 30-Oct-2015 19:33
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Yes, testing the sans-serif option but it seems your system doesn't default to Arial as expected.

Reversing that.






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  #1417303 30-Oct-2015 19:55
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The font size seems to change randomly depending what page I'm on in a thread.

 
 
 

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  #1417331 30-Oct-2015 20:24
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Clear your cache please.

 





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  #1417357 30-Oct-2015 20:53
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Ragnor: Have you considered declaring the font family using the san-serif keyword instead of a specific font?
https://css-tricks.com/sans-serif/

This means the browser/os chooses the best/default san-serif font to use, currently Arial on Windows and Helvetica on Mac.


This seems like a good idea. 
Most linux systems default to Dejavu sans / serif fonts.
I'd love to see this when I visit geekzone.
Currently my linux distro substitutes Liberation-sans for Arial - but the dejavu fonts are that much nicer.

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  #1417524 31-Oct-2015 08:38
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farcus:
Ragnor: Have you considered declaring the font family using the san-serif keyword instead of a specific font?
https://css-tricks.com/sans-serif/

This means the browser/os chooses the best/default san-serif font to use, currently Arial on Windows and Helvetica on Mac.


This seems like a good idea. 
Most linux systems default to Dejavu sans / serif fonts.
I'd love to see this when I visit geekzone.
Currently my linux distro substitutes Liberation-sans for Arial - but the dejavu fonts are that much nicer.


You could change the substitution on your machine ...




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  #1419657 3-Nov-2015 11:37
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Loving these changes on my iPad.
Thanks to everyone involved for the time they put in here.

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  #1421031 4-Nov-2015 17:30
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freitasm: Yes, testing the sans-serif option but it seems your system doesn't default to Arial as expected.


On which os/browser?

For example Android doesn't have Arial so you'll only see Droid Sans or Roboto (unless you use a web font) even if you specify Arial.



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  #1421070 4-Nov-2015 18:03
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That was a reply to the post immediately above.




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  #1421073 4-Nov-2015 18:09
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freitasm: That was a reply to the post immediately above.


Ah right.

Would be interesting to know what os/brower quickymart is using to get something like Lucidia Console as the default san serif...

I'd wager bung Firefox config.

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  #1423097 8-Nov-2015 11:47
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The issue with long words typically hyperlinks is a bit worse with the new scheme.

I can 'request desktop' to get away from some of them.

I noticed in many the cause is a long hyperlink at the end of an existing line. Is it possible to force a break prior? Ie; where text and href are the same. That would prevent a fair proportion.

But what is a long term solution for this?

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