The title pretty much explains it, but the padding of the "blog" sidebar on Drupal.SE is incorrect when not logged in:
I have not seen this on any other site.
I Don't want to create an account on Drupal just to post a minor bug report.. Although I could flag spam then. If it does get closed, i'll delete and repost.
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This is a non-issue and y'all are wasting your time by talking about it.
What, you're gonna have multiple meta discussions and a big poll in order to swat a mosquito-question? That's just silly.
Wait until you get a question about alternative cancer treatments. Or someone asking how to set a s...
When it gets too medical, the banner will be slapped on the site
@SilentKiller Simply I asked myself if I really needed to make others change ways just because I was around, and answered me that it was probably simpler to change area.
@SilentKiller so, basically - if you need me now your better bet is to leave a mess in the cube.
@JasonC Actually, the "p" key on my keyboard is broken, so I always have to copy and paste it from somewhere, and in this case, I copied from a url, but my touchpad does not like my fingers, so this is the result..
I'm only this (' ') much from placing a Let Me Google That For You link here. This question is off-topic for Stack Overflow as it is too broad/asks us to find a library or SDK. — cybermonkey28 secs ago
The title pretty much explains it, but the padding of the "blog" sidebar is incorrect when not logged in:
There is too much space on the left of the text. Can this be fixed ?
Confirmed on Chrome with Windows 7 Professional x64.
Seems to be related to the div.bulleten-iten-type CSS rule:
Indeed, editing the width from 25px to 15px (shaving off 10px), fixes it:
bulletin-item-type {
width: 15%;
}
I have this kind of canonical Q&A Why does reading a struct record fields from std::istream fail, and how can I fix it? under my aegis.
Well, a user posted two IMHO useful answers there, but deleted them leaving a reason in the deleted questions:
Should I respect the user's will to delete the...
@cybermonkey I think this was a good-faith action by this user. They are trying to make a comment and incorrectly chose to put it in an answer location, but I don't think at all that the intention is to either ask a new question nor try to get answer upvotes. They may honestly just not have realized this can and should be placed as a comment. In terms of content, it's relevant and helpful for this question. — Mr. F1 min ago
Err, seems like someone misunderstands the purpose of comments here. Having said that, I don't see the purpose of you bringing rep into the discussion.
Nothing you've written suggests that I need to learn the rules more. I'm frankly puzzled you could say that in regards to what I wrote. I suggests you did not read what I wrote.
@Mr.F Questions are not to be asked as answers, end of. If you think they can, you need to learn the rules more.
user183600
The answer was clearly meant to be a comment, which is certainly something worth downvoting. But this was clearly a new user to the site and I felt that the autospammy comment you made was quite rude to that user, since it did not at all address the issue of comment-as-answer.
user183600
It was not a question!
user183600
Did you read the users answer? They merely provided addition configuration details to corroborate what the OP said in the OP's question.
> Welcome to Stack Overflow! If you have a NEW question, please ask it by clicking the Ask Question button. If you have sufficient reputation, you may upvote the question. Alternatively, "star" it as a favorite and you will be notified of any new answers. – cybermonkey 12 mins ago
user183600
The issue is not at all about whether it was OK to downvote or remove that answer (it definitely was OK to do that and I never took a different position than that)
user183600
the issue is that it was a comment mistakenly placed as an answer, yet the user got blasted for a bunch of otherunrelated reasons
> The plugin I'm using is called 'auto' and is available from Stack Apps, and is designed especially for this sort of thing.
user183600
2:59 PM
I don't see how I am doing any bashing. I'm pointing out that you bashed someone for irrelevant reasons, and if you're going to bash a new person, at least make sure it's for relevant reasons that that new person can relate to their mistaken action
The title pretty much explains it, but the padding of the "blog" sidebar on Drupal.SE is incorrect when not logged in:
I have not seen this on any other site.
This is a non-issue and y'all are wasting your time by talking about it.
What, you're gonna have multiple meta discussions and a big poll in order to swat a mosquito-question? That's just silly.
Wait until you get a question about alternative cancer treatments. Or someone asking how to set a s...
Confirmed on Chrome with Windows 7 Professional x64.
Seems to be related to the div.bulleten-iten-type CSS rule:
Indeed, editing the width from 25px to 15px (shaving off 10px), fixes it:
bulletin-item-type {
width: 15%;
}
I have this kind of canonical Q&A Why does reading a struct record fields from std::istream fail, and how can I fix it? under my aegis.
Well, a user posted two IMHO useful answers there, but deleted them leaving a reason in the deleted questions:
Should I respect the user's will to delete the...
