Code has been pushed!

[mark]

Hiya, as per yesterday's announcement, the latest Dreamwidth code has been deployed.

This is the issue/bug/problem tracking post! Please let us know if you see anything... untoward.

Fixed

• Posting an entry would tell you that your password was blank.
• API key generation/deletion was... behaving a little weird.
• Profiles pages were converted to Markdown, but this was too soon. I've put them back to raw HTML, they should look like they did before the push!

Known Issues

• Chrome auto-filling in password forms, when trying to post as the already logged in user, results in an error. Still haven't fixed this one, but we will.
• Reports of logging out possibly not? Need more information, login/logout work for me. Seems transient?

And as a reminder, if you use Semagic et al, please check the link above for information on how to configure it to keep working with Dreamwidth!

Comments

[roadrunnertwice]

Actually, if you can, please DO paste me that markup (with placeholder text for anything you don’t want to share). I’m investigating ways to make the shrink only hit “casual” images, which are the only real problem that needs solving. If I can reliably leave y’all’s bespoke artisan character cards the hell alone while reliably imposing some order on all the garbage that random wordpress feeds dump into peoples’ reading pages, I’ll be overjoyed.

[mycenae]

I don't have the first code anymore, I manually messed with it to try and get it to work. The second isn't mine, but can be found here.

Additionally, if I use < img src="URL" width/height="#" >, it won't recognize that number in basic coding and I have to use css to get it to respect that number, as I've found in further coding.

[roadrunnertwice]

(Yeah, the width/height provided in the HTML for an image acts as the default for the associated CSS property; basically, it acts like it's part of the CSS, but at the lowest possible priority, so any other CSS wins.)

Thank you, that's helpful. It's looking like tables are still fairly popular for this sort of thing, and it's real unlikely to have a "casual" image in one, so that's one strong candidate for squash exclusion.

I think I'm gonna have to creep around in comms where people share codes and hunt for commonalities in non-table markup. I KNOW there's got to be a bunch of y'all using nothing but divs, and I really want to find some way to distinguish that markup from casual images that roll in on random feeds and on copypasta embeds from image hosts.

[mycenae]

I know a lot of us also use stuff from IJ coders as well (like tessisamess), which has to rely very heavily on divs & CSS, but also needs some workarounds like setting them into basic tables so the spacing doesn't get weird (and this was before the push, I haven't seen a ton of change in those codes thankfully). Otherwise, AFAIK most common codes come from dreamcodes.