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Some of those are hilarious. I'll have to remember they're there!
-- MSA
I especially like the "beating a dead horse" one.
Me too, but I can't imagine we'd ever get to use it around here.
-- MSA
It's SO much easier to use the smilies this way!
Droll, MSA. Very droll.
Mr. Silver Age said:
Me too, but I can't imagine we'd ever get to use it around here.
-- MSA
I don't know if anyone else is having this problem but lately every time I try to add a link or an image, it goes to the top of my reply, even if I try to add it in the middle. Even editing it in won't stop it. It's very frustrating and limiting!
I haven't heard of such, but that doesn't mean it's not happening.
When it comes to images, you can always cut and past the thing anywhere in your post, and right click to select a wraparound option. As for links, I dunno. Have you tried moving it where you want in the HTML view? That seems to lick just about anything.
That happens to me too, Philip. I cut and paste the link from the start of the thread to where I want it. You can also get around the problem by switching to HTML mode, adding the link using the "Link" box, and then switching back. I don't add images but something similar might work with them.
Sometimes one posts and the text doesn't display in the post. I don't know why this happens. The last time it happened to me I noticed the text was briefly visible as the page loaded. I was able to freeze it on-screen by clicking the stop button before it disappeared, and then highlight and copy the text.
The way I do links is to highlight some of my text, click "LINK" and put the URL where indicated. The highlighted text becomes the link. I've never had any problem with this approach. Have you tried that?
...Does the " Blog posts " function still exist ?
Not as such, no. I believe the redesign swapped it out in order to better highlight the columnists.
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