@Chris Yes, because only Stack Overflow has enough traffic that selecting front page items based on activity was causing problems for question visibility.
Strange that I never really noticed it before, though
Anonymous
Me neither. I knew that I saw all the posts on newer sites, but I thought that was just the result of running the "interesting" filter on a small number of posts. Heh.
@Chris In this particular case the blog might be the best resource, specifically "On Stack Overflow (and only Stack Overflow) the default home page tab has changed from active to interesting."
It seems like the background color on the name of the original poster is gone from the site and Meta. Normally the OP's name card on posts and comments are shaded to differentiate them. This appears to be gone.
The CSS rule
.owner {
background: #F6F6F6;
}
should be corrected to
.owner {...
I'm pretty familiar I guess with both Zend and PEAR PHP coding standards, and from my previous two employers no TAB characters were allowed in the code base, claiming it might be misinterpreted by the build script or something (something like that, I honestly can't remember the exact reason). We ...
I would like to see something like " 2/6 " in my html
Instead i am seeing it as " 0.33333 "
Following is my javascript
$('span.correct').html(2/6);
Could u please help in this ?
Maybe I'm alone in this, but few things annoy me like people indenting using spaces rather than tabs. How is typing SpaceSpaceSpaceSpace easier and more intuitive than typing Tab? Sure, tab width is variable, but it's much more indicative of indentation space than spaces. The same thing goes for ...
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Anonymous
9:16 PM
Can someone running Chrome stable glance at the global reputation graph and see if it's rendering properly? It's messed up in Chrome beta (site names rendered atop each other), but fine in Firefox. I'd like to know if it's a Chrome or SE issue.