Abraham Chaffin
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Your COW friends are found on your public profile – you can get to your public by going here.
In general you can get to your profile by clicking on the “view profile” link on any of your posts, or comments, or by going to account & settings and then clicking on “view public profile”.
If a COW friend sends you a message on your profile you can either reply on your account or send him a message by going to his public profile and sending him a message there.
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We’ve made some adjustments to the way this process is handled that should solve this problem. It looks like the way Safari is handling Cookies and they might make a patch for it as it might be a bug in the first release of the OS and Safari. Either way we’ve done some changes on our end to alleviate the problem.
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Hmm that’s real strange… I tried
https://www.islewhipyourgrass.com/
in both firefox and ie and the mouse over color on the webmaster text works in both browsers. Maybe try shift+refresh sometimes that helps…Good luck…
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It actually did fix it. When you mouse over the webmaster link now it turns red like your a:hover css is setup to do. You just need to do the same type of thing (swap the order of the tags) for the other links.
Another thing you might realize is you have a class style assigned to the spans that have a color associated with them. This will also cause the color to be defined through the span and not the hover command.
Try swapping the order like you did for the webmaster link. The webmaster links now like it should.
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You have the a tags outside of span tags. If you put the a tags inside the span tags they will work.
Your code looks like this:
<a href="DEAR_DOG_I_MEAN_GOD.jpg" class="style14"><span class="style18">Webmaster</span></a>
It needs to look like this:
<span class="style18"><a href="DEAR_DOG_I_MEAN_GOD.jpg" class="style14">Webmaster</a></span>
Try that – if that doesn’t work I’ll take another look.
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The script had been written long ago to work with ie. I added on to make it work in firefox – turns out the updated version worked in Safari as well so we’ve activated it for Safari now.
I’ve tried a few wysiwyg editors as well and all of the ones I’ve looked at don’t work right for Safari.
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A more general way to do this which will work for any program is to paste the formatted text into either Notepad (windows) or Simple Text (mac) or whatever program works in your os to create unformatted text. Then copy it again from that program and paste it into the other program.
For Photoshop specifically I don’t seem to have a problem as Vincent has said it seems to conform to the settings you have in the Character palette.
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I’ve been holding off on the development of this until it’s decided we want to have a wysiwyg editor or not. My preference is a wysiwyg form but there’s been so many other things happening this hasn’t taken precedence.
Safari is an important browser for many users in the COW for sure. The formatting buttons a month or 2 ago only worked in ie until I decided to make them work in firefox. To make a long story short I’m hoping it won’t be long until the whole post formatting buttons are replaced with a wysiwyg that works across all browsers.
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Hey Walter,
I’ve made an adjustment to the auto-login that should make it work a little more consistently. Be aware that the function I believe you are referring to will only work if you only have one account per ip address as the auto-login feature is ip based.
Let me know if this adjustment has solved the problem as it’s hard for me to test with multiple COW accounts associated with my ip address.
Abraham