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Safari used to be weird - it mastered CSS 2.1 about version 2.02 but it kept screwing up tables until version 3 which made it quiet test to dev for alonside IE since tables were for a long time the only reliable cross browser markup for layout.

The URL is passed through PHP's stroftime function - so it will interpret yesterday and two days ago as URL's http://www.enworld.org/news/yesterday http://www.enworld.org/news/2/days/ago http://www.enworld.org/news/4/days/ago The internal links don't work that way since people might want to...

The second character points article is in queue - The topic is Personality and History. If anyone has an art piece they think would go well with such an article and that they'd like to show off let me know.

What prefixes should there be - I've coined 4 to cover most all areas of MtG, but what of other games and the like?

No, it doesn't even give them that. As they are so keen on saying, the GSL and OGL have nothing to do with each other. You use one or the other.

Bring an edition war to CM and the locals will laugh at you relentlessly and mercilessly.

You'll note that the ones without numbers in their name have a user name that is legal for the mediaWiki software as well as vbulletin. As I told you in another thread your wiki user name is an adjusted form of your vbulletin username - that number after your name isn't random - it's your user...

Firefox 3 parses javascript 9 times faster than Internet Explorer. NINE TIMES... On any ajax heavy site it's impossible to tolerate IE once you've been on Firefox.

It would take far more code than is worth it to allow a smiley toggle - at least 5 hour if not more. So no, there will not be an alternate smiley set.

It has been brought to my attention that there are minor holes in the security of the news system with regards to the visibility of press releases. With the ENnies rapidly approaching I must prepare the voting code for it first and so this problem will remain for awhile. Specifically, it is...

I significantly changed the css - those using overrides might want to drop them. The declarations now are: .leaderboard { min-height: 230px; } .leaderboard h1{ font-size: 16px; } .leaderboard .subtitle { font-size: 14px; } .feature { min-height: 246px; } .article {...

Parsing vbulletin smilies would require the inclusion of the vb bbcode parser. That's probably not a good thing since it would significantly increase the overhead.

Speaking of which, animated gifs should be working now. And btw - I have other feature ideas for that section - one of the first is figuring out a means to have an ad evenly distribute over the course of it's run. That is if you buy 1000 impressions and want it to run 10 days the system will...

I have completed the fixes to the wiki login. Unfortunately due to how the bridge works cookies are required. If you are getting logged out it means you have one or more security programs that are blocking cookies between your browser and the server. I cannot fix this from ENWorld's end - you...

I can't find the plug in on CM that's responsible. Maybe it's a template edit :hmm:

I've recently adjusted the CSS so that now only Internet Explorer has scroll bars. Other browsers have auto-adjusting heights on the boxes. Internet Explorer doesn't fully display the images if the div height isn't explicitly set, yet another example of its thousands of violations of the CSS...

It's necessary - the number is your messageboard userid. It's how the bridge knows one belongs to the other.

I have one last fix I can try. If that doesn't solve it I'm out of ideas.

I have an idea... Ok, got it. What's going on is the articles out of sequence have bad date inputs on their publish up and publish end setups. There's actually 6 entry points for this - Leader start/end, Feature start/end, Normal start/end. There really only needs to be one start date entry...

Check the FAQ - the blog information should be in there. I haven't played with the blog much beyond actually installing it.