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Huh, I just press Ctrl+U whenever I want an underscore. The most annoying thing about the XenForo text editor is still here, though. When we want to stop formatting, it keeps on formatting. We have to go back later after typing to remove the underscore, italics, bold, etc.

Unless I'm missing something, that is the same behavior as before. There are two ways to reply with a quote: selectively by selecting text, or to an entire post by hitting Reply. What I was referring to last night guys is that the quote fails to pick up any text already in a quote box in...

Not sure what you mean by dropdown, but it does show a preview in the reply box rather than the QUOTE code. Well just discovered a bug, screenshot attached. It isn't including the quote.

There was no blue background, that's for sure.

The Preview button was moved from below the box, to in the box. Shades of Grey theme changed to blue.

Capitalism vs Socialism vs Communism comparisons, especially as you see in heightened political debates, are a waste of time because what we really see over time is a melding of the systems into hybrids. As discussed above. The United States, the Nordic region, and China are good examples of...

Socialism and communism work by social contract. There is a social contract in place in which it is acceptable that resources and services are better distributed amongst the population. Not theft. Note, corruption and power can twist these systems into authoritarian command and control, in which...

Before we start posting code, can you show us a screenshot?

The proposed direct solution would use SATA. The thinking behind that is: I already have a CPU, motherboard, fans, etc. Why buy another device? The NAS is small and uses very little power. That is its advantage. However looking at things now I see a performance bottleneck and duplication of...

Sounds like we have a similar scheme, only I haven't implemented RAID in mine. Looks like you have drive redundancy at each step, so in effect double redundancy. I'm considering backing up the backup to an online platform like iDrive, but that's for another post. I found this article which has...

Any NAS users? I have a Synology Diskstation that's been going strong for 11 years. There is a 1 TB WD Black and a 2 TB WD Green in there. I use it as a media server from the 1 TB drive, which backs up to the 2 TB drive weekly. The 2 TB drive also takes the weekly backup from my PC. I'm...

A thin line on a black/white or white/black scheme doesn't cut it, though. Then there's the issue of posts using the same background color as the page. Anyway, I'm glad we have examples of what not to do, and I'm glad Access World is easy to use.

Yup, probably the same people. LOTS of complaints about poor readability.

Here it is. https://www.avsforum.com/ No differentiation of post background color vs page background, no gap between posts, very hard to read.

It turns out the VerticalScope team is custom coding their own, so it differs from XF. Their reasoning is that they run a lot of sites and they need to keep them consistent and reliable. That seems logical, but we're having major readability problems with that design.

Right. The layout is very different. That is why I wondered if there are different versions of XenForo in use.

AWF looked the same as it does now, though. At least I'm pretty sure the UI didn't change since the rollout. I could be wrong. Here are some of the examples we were given for the "new look": https://www.toyotanation.com/ https://www.goproforums.com/

I'm very active on another forum that is undergoing a vBulletin to XenForo transition. We were given examples of what the forum would look like once it comes back online. They are all stark white pages with no contrasting breaks between posts. Everyone is dreading it. I like what this forum has...

All you need to do is open a new macro and hit Ctrl + V.

As a matter of routine, I decompile and recompile before every published .accde is saved. I also do it after heavy changes were made in my .accdb, as compact & repair doesn't always clean everything up.