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[Antony]

Marking All Forums as Read still does not work (at least for me).

I attempted to fix it. This might break a other things (I hope not). Let me know if it works or not.

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[James]

It appears to be working now, Antony. Thanks for your hard work.

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[PaulD]

Referring back to the 10 Sep exchange between Profman and Amrad regarding where to find the Topic and Post (sdt= and sdp=) numbers, I am having a problem using sdp=.

Following Amrad's guidance, the URL to his post is (note: line is broken so as to post fully):
http: //sillydog.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=16601&p=101596&hilit=sdt#p101596

If I use sdt=16601, I properly get the first post in the thread: thus.
When I use sdp=101596, I get the first post on that page (page 2), not his post: thus.
If I try sdp=p101596, I get [sdp=p101596]this[/sdp] (no code expansion).

Using the full URL does point me to the post of interest.
What am I doing incorrectly in trying to use the sdp= notation?
Or must one use a URL= to refer to a specific post?

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[Antony]

If I use sdt=16601, I properly get the first post in the thread: thus.
When I use sdp=101596, I get the first post on that page (page 2), not his post: thus.
If I try sdp=p101596, I get [sdp=p101596]this[/sdp] (no code expansion).

Using the full URL does point me to the post of interest.
What am I doing incorrectly in trying to use the sdp= notation?
Or must one use a URL= to refer to a specific post?

Thank you for reporting the issue. I will look into this issue.

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[Antony]

Avatar has been relaxed to 100 x 100 pixels.

Avatar has been relaxed to 120 x 120 pixels.

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[Antony]

Okay, I've been playing with with some CSS3, and removing a few images tricks (e.g. used for rounded corner) that came with the template.

Might use some interesting typefaces.

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[DJGM]

Any chance you could set Segoe UI as the default font on forum and topic titles for us Windows users?

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[James]

Antony, you're doing a great job. However you set the forum, we're all grateful for your hard work.

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[Antony]

Thank you for font suggestion. Currently, there's no OS detecting for Style Sheet.

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[Antony]

I guess most users' browser are modern enough to use some less-boring fonts.

Well, the cost? There's an additional 62kb to 98kb (depending on the browser) download for two webfonts. I believe those fonts would be cached and you don't need to re-download each time visiting here.

IE 8 on Windows displays the webfont, but does not display them well. (I don't have IE 9 or 10 yet, I am poor.)

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[beanboy89]

(I don't have IE 9 or 10 yet, I am poor.)

What does that have to do with anything? You have Windows 7. IE9 is a free download for Vista and 7 users.

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[Antony]

(I don't have IE 9 or 10 yet, I am poor.)

What does that have to do with anything? You have Windows 7. IE9 is a free download for Vista and 7 users.

Oh, Don knows.

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[Antony]

I shouldn't feel bad about embedding fonts (webfont) for SillyDog701 Message Centre. I just noticed that Mozilla.org also has embedded font, except their embedded font only works for very selected browsers.

At least SillyDog701 is more open in webfont aspect than Mozilla.

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[Don_HH2K]

(I don't have IE 9 or 10 yet, I am poor.)

What does that have to do with anything? You have Windows 7. IE9 is a free download for Vista and 7 users.

Oh, Don knows.

No, actually, I don't. Please enlighten us.

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[Antony]

No, actually, I don't. Please enlighten us.

Simple. Here it goes.
Although I have Windows 7, but I don't have enough resources (RAM, CPU etc) to run IE 9 (or IE 10) efficiently.
And I don't have enough resources part justifies Antony is poor.

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