Upgrading and migrating the LinuxCNC Forum

TroyO
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09 Nov 2015 03:04 #65000 by TroyO

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Wow, the mobile view is great. Much improved on my iOS/safari browser.

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Rick G
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09 Nov 2015 08:27 #65006 by Rick G

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Looks good, thanks for the hard work!

Rick G

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Todd Zuercher
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09 Nov 2015 13:38 - 09 Nov 2015 13:46 #65010 by Todd Zuercher

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Seems to be working, but it would be nice if it could fill the screen width. On my Cad/Cam PC, it is only filling about half my browser window with large blank bars on the left and right. (Admittedly, it is a larger than usual screen the browser window is more than 1800 pixels wide.)

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09 Nov 2015 14:38 - 09 Nov 2015 14:39 #65011 by jepler

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Todd,

I understand how you feel and I have always tended to agree with your point of view. However, tests show that most readers can't track from line to line when the line length is too great, more than 60-80 characters, which is why a maximum-width layout is the default on Joomla. Accordingly, I left the default in place.

I looked for a per-user preference within the website but I could not find one.

However, if you will use the firefox extension "stylish" , you can change it for yourself. After installing stylish, create a new style for this site and cut and paste the following:

@namespace url(http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml);

@-moz-document domain("forum.linuxcnc.org") {
.container { width: 100% !important; max-width: 100% !important;}
}

Last edit: 09 Nov 2015 14:39 by jepler. Reason: add link to stylish

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Todd Zuercher
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09 Nov 2015 14:45 - 09 Nov 2015 15:07 #65013 by Todd Zuercher

Replied by Todd Zuercher on topic Upgrading and migrating the LinuxCNC Forum

That seems silly, to have a default width for those reasons. If I wanted a narrow window, I would size my window that size. I'll try your suggestion.

Edit:
Ah, yes much nicer, thanks for the hint.

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jepler
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09 Nov 2015 19:29 #65043 by jepler

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I'm glad you were able to get Stylish going.

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tommylight
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09 Nov 2015 22:43 #65049 by tommylight

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Hold down CTRL and press + button on the keyboard.
It works on all web browsers from last 5 years. Accordingly if you press the - button you can zoom out.
Easy as that and it breaks the lines just fine with no horizontal scrolling necessary.
Tom

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Todd Zuercher
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10 Nov 2015 03:31 #65055 by Todd Zuercher

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ctrl +/-/0 only controls the zoom, not really what I was after.

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12 Nov 2015 17:01 #65164 by islander261

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Hello

The upgrade has broken my normal access to the forum. I am running XP and Chrome. Chrome is complaining about an error in the security certificate and will not allow me to connect. This worked fine before. What do I need to fix?

John

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12 Nov 2015 17:31 #65168 by Roguish

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All in all, the upgrades are wonderful. So there will be (are) a few glitches. No worries. Just deal with 'em.

The Developers are working really hard for all, not just themselves.

A big round of applause to them for their efforts.

Noel
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