Forum Migration Update

[JuliaL]

Thanks to the forum Gods for their efforts.  The split dead pigeon is being burned now.

Couple of things...  all minor annoyances, may be intentional may be I didn't enter what I thought I didl.

1. The text box for editing, while nice and bigger, is overlapping the smiley selections on my display.
   
2. Code box isn't word wrapping in Courier(?).
   
3. No button for hide or I missed it- I don't know there ever was one but it would be a convenience.
   

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Is there a button for hiding?
Or How do I hide?  I would really miss that if the function is gone.

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(edited to add)
    Hey, the Hide worked in the post and the (preview post).
    Not in the show source/editing box.
   So does the code word wrap.
    Just not in the (show source) toggle
    Nevermind
(/edited to add)



End of comments: beginning of test area.

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2) I was looking for the way to enter bbcode directly, then found the last (view source) button.
   While in the preview mode I had used the 'inspect source' and edited HTML there.  That changed the display properly on what I could check.
   But in switching back and forth some weirdness crept in.
   a) the emoticon changed to text and not back (not a consistent finding when toggling that button. now it works. could be bad observation.
  b) the 'code' entry got strange in that it didn't show the correct text (picked something from a few lines prior)

Wait....


I went to bed and the entire universe shifted?

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What?

Where Am I?

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NOTHING TO SEE HERE- MOVE ALONG

• LIST 1
  
• LIST 2
  
• LIST 3
  
  1. • SUBLIST
       
     1. subsublist
        
     • subsubsublist-we go no deeper.
       

• 1. SUBLIST 2
     
  2. SUBLIST 3
     

Code:

<span data-scefontsize="x-large" style="font-size:x-large">entire</span>This code should not execute.
list 3

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<span data-scefontsize="x-large" style="font-size:x-large">entire</span>This code should not execute.
[*]list 3

• "I have nothing to declare except my genius." (Oscar Wilde, upon arriving at US customs, 1882[2])