Quote from: sottwell at Jul 19, 2009, 08:30 PM
The menu isn’t stable in FF 3.5/OS X; for example I hover "Community", and then move the mouse down into the sub-menu and move it to the left, it loses it and goes back to the home page submenu. It’s fine, however, in Safari.
(I certainly don’t mean to denigrate the site overall; it is indeed an excellent piece of work!)
I thought I had tried it in FF3.5/OSX (I’m afraid I primarily used Safari). However, I expect many of these reports to come rolling in! I’ll take a look this evening
The dropline is the one discussed in one of my questions here, all CSS and quite simple. However, it’s a little difficult to use, so one day it might become a javascript one.
Thanks for all the great comments. Note that the wiki is called "Nostalgia" if you’re looking on the site, as it is primarily for historical information.
I must say that the hardest part was trying to force the various IEs to behave as all the other browsers did, especially as "fixing" it for IE often meant breaking it for others.
The feeds on the home page use FeedX, Ditto and PHCResults (Page Hit Counter). Plugins into the various systems, mostly written/customised by me, allow the forum login to be used across the site, logging users in to ModX and other things automatically. Most of the other features are provided through native ModX functionality, or through standard snippets (page rating, ditto...).
Quote from: kongondo at Jul 19, 2009, 04:56 PM
Nice one CB!
Looking forward to your modx compatible forum engine 
cheers/k
Me too! It’s gonna take a while, and will provide only the basic functionality needed, but should be extensible. It will be something of a bridge for my site until the ModX one we discussed below is ready.
http://modxcms.com/forums/index.php/topic,34181.html
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