April Fools

[Foxaèr]

Moros, unless you are going to provide a step-by-step list of what to do, someone like me is not going to know what to do. I have already done an internet search, but it seems entirely too complicated.

[Autumnlicious]

If You're in Internet Explorer, Safari or Chrome:

Copy and paste the code above into the address bar of the AF.org site you're looking at. It will spin and right itself.

If you're in Firefox:

Right click on your bookmarks bar, click "New Bookmark", put something like "Spin" into the name field and the code above into "Location" and hit "Add"

You can now click on "Spin" and an AF.org page will rotate and right itself.

[Foxaèr]

Thanks, Moros. It works.

[Angrboda]

Lem.

[Whateverist]

I think I'm better off just waiting for tomorrow. Happy easter fool's day everyone.

[Tiberius]

If You're in Internet Explorer, Safari or Chrome:

Copy and paste the code above into the address bar of the AF.org site you're looking at. It will spin and right itself.

If you're in Firefox:

Right click on your bookmarks bar, click "New Bookmark", put something like "Spin" into the name field and the code above into "Location" and hit "Add"

You can now click on "Spin" and an AF.org page will rotate and right itself.

Or as someone else pointed out, just use the Mobile Theme. :-)

[Something completely different]

AINT STOPING ME!

[Autumnlicious]

If You're in Internet Explorer, Safari or Chrome:

Copy and paste the code above into the address bar of the AF.org site you're looking at. It will spin and right itself.

If you're in Firefox:

Right click on your bookmarks bar, click "New Bookmark", put something like "Spin" into the name field and the code above into "Location" and hit "Add"

You can now click on "Spin" and an AF.org page will rotate and right itself.

Or as someone else pointed out, just use the Mobile Theme. :-)

Yeah, but then my javascript "fixes" wouldn't cause things to spin like a Batman transition.

Working on the next tweak.

[Aractus]

Chromium likes to google that code.
I can use it in the dev console each time I go to a new page, though.

Check that you have "javascript:" in front of the code in the URL bar.

[Autumnlicious]

Ok boys and girls, this chunk of fun will undo this "bug"

Directions for use:

Firefox/Chrome:

1) Make a bookmark
2) Place the below in the Location or URL text field:

Code:

javascript:(function(){var c=function(a,b){b=b||document.getElementById("container");b.style.cssText="-webkit-transform:skewX("+a+"deg);-webkit-transform:skewY("+a+"deg);-moz-transform:skewX("+a+"deg);-moz-transform:skewY("+a+"deg);-o-transform:skewX("+a+"deg);-o-transform:skewY("+a+"deg);-ms-transform:skewX("+a+"deg);-ms-transform:skewY("+a+"deg);transform:skewX("+a+"deg);transform:skewY("+a+"deg);";0<a&&setTimeout(function(){c(a-5,b)},50)},d=document.getElementById("container");c(parseInt(d.style.transform.split(/.*?(\d+)/)[1]), d)})();

Internet Explorer and Safari:
Just cut and paste the above code into your address bar on an AF.org "bugged" page and hit ENTER.

You are also advised to do the same bookmark trick.