To-do list, feel free to add to it

[Mervi]

This is mostly a reference for myself so I won't forget to fix these things (when I have time to work on them, that is). But please feel free to add to this list if you notice anything that's wrong with the site (broken links, functions that do not work, something to add/improve etc). The thing is, often when I upgrade scripts, some things get broken. That's unfortunately just the way these things work, but it often goes unnoticed, especially as those problems don't appear in all browsers. *sigh* So, please don't hesitate to tell me if you think something looks weird or doesn't work like you think it should!

- add the recent changes rss in the wiki to the main page
- fix the broken image links in the wiki database
- Internet Explored does funny things to the layout background in the main site
- Firefox seems to render the top border too thick
- some book source links in the wiki do not work, find out what's going on
- the wiki links here in the forum have started to redirect to the main page
- some details in "post a new message" cascade weirdly (is this a Safari problem only?)

[chriSchaeffer]

The drop down addthis button on the news page is really annoying. Could you change the addthis option to a popup window rather than a dropdown box because it keeps getting in my way when I'm reading the latest news entry. (see pic)

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[Mervi]

I agree with you chriSchaeffer - it was just a bit more difficult to change than I had thought. Their new wholly customizable toolbox buttons seem to load reeeaaaallyyyyy slooooowlyyyy, so I had to stay with the "old school" buttons - and the only one of those that I could find that doesn't have the automatic drop down is meant to be used in emails. So now when you click that button it opens a new blank page and adds the options on top of that. Not the prettiest way, but I hope it's still better now?

(I've been toying with the idea of changing the blogging tool to wordpress, though I have no idea when I would find the time to make the conversion. Anyway, if that ever happens, it will make those buttons actually work in a more sensible way.)

[chriSchaeffer]

Since we all are from different countries it would be cool to add a note (under the username, maybe) stating the person's country of residence. Maybe even a flag.