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1. Doug Hutcheson at 13:01 PM on 14 January, 2013
   Will the change include being able to use <sub> and <sup>, or any other HTML tags, in comments?
   Moderator Response: [DB] Complex editing/formatting and WYSIWYG commenting functionalities will be rolled out to the comment boxes for users. This is in the works.
2. Doug Hutcheson at 13:15 PM on 14 January, 2013
   Hooray! Wysiwyg rules! CO(subscript 2) coming to a comment editor near you Real Soon Now (I hope). Thanks, DB et al.
3. Daniel Bailey at 14:08 PM on 14 January, 2013
   Bug/Feature:
   
   Hovering the cursor over the drop-down bar doesn't generate a normal drop-down listing underneath each linked tab. Instead, the listing appears in a blocked column to the left of the Most-Used Climate Myths thermometer.
   
   It is difficult to move the cursor over fast enough to access this remote menu before it times out and disappears.
   
   Affected Tabs:
   
   Arguments, Software, Resources, Translations and About drop-down headers/listings.
   
   FF 18.0, Windows 7.
   Moderator Response: [Sph] Hit "reload" on your browser.
4. Rob Honeycutt at 14:17 PM on 14 January, 2013
   All the drop down menus show up on the far left side of the screen.
   
   I'm using a Mac OSX 10.8.2 with Safari 6.0.2.
   
   Sounds similar to what Daniel is describing above.
   Moderator Response: [Sph] Hit "reload" on your browser.
5. citizenschallenge at 14:22 PM on 14 January, 2013
   The menu bar and drop downs seem to be working fine for me
   
   {Mac OS X - ver 10.8.2 - Safari }
   
   However these links were broken:
   
   lessons from predictions
   trend calculator
   climate myths
   prudent path
   OA not OK
   
   ======================
   
   Other than that, SWEET - it seems to work much faster and
   I clinked around a bunch, including translations... never appreciated how many translations you've got. Bravo!
   It all worked swell !
   
   Although - about your "Donation"
   too bad PayPal is the only option you have.
   Not like I could donate much, but for you folks, I could definitely scratch some coin together. But I don't do the PayPal.
   ~ ~ ~
   
   
   Anyways, thanks for all your collective efforts, they help.
   
   You folks are awesome !
   Moderator Response: [Sph] Links fixed. Thanks for the heads up.
6. citizenschallenge at 14:27 PM on 14 January, 2013
   weird I just looked again and they are under their headings where they belong.
   Oh and I got Safari is 6.0.2 too.
   
   don't ask me, I'm just reporting ;-)
7. citizenschallenge at 15:11 PM on 14 January, 2013
   Just got off my girl friends Dell Windows 7 - Explorer Internet
   
   Drop downs work fine and all the menu link also work.
   In fact, I just check on this Mac and they are all working this time.
   
   Cheers
8. citizenschallenge at 15:12 PM on 14 January, 2013
   oh I hate those typos. . . good night .
9. Sphaerica at 15:12 PM on 14 January, 2013
   Anyone who has the drop down problem can clear it immediately by hitting reload. It will also clear on it's own in a few days (it's just your browser caching a file that has changed, so it's using the one that's incompatible/out-of-date).
10. Doug Hutcheson at 17:38 PM on 14 January, 2013
    Drop downs and links all seem fine, running Firefox under Fedora 17 Linux. Also, I just worked out how to enter CO₂ with 2 as a subscript, using the Compose key and typing (Compose key)_2
    
    How annoying to find the work-around just when WYSIWYG is nearly here ... sigh.
11. jyyh at 18:11 PM on 14 January, 2013
    honoring this update, I've also updated my profile ;-) , pretty much counting myself out of the regulars nowadays though. Is there a way to delete the profile image, the old one was no longer very accurate, so there's a Greenland bedrock map in its place now.
12. cynicus at 19:48 PM on 14 January, 2013
    although the spacing of some page elements may be different by a pixel or five, here or there.
    Yes, the temperature scale of the most uses septical arguments has holes in FireFox 18. Internet Explorer 9 is fine as is Chrome 23.0.1271.97 and 24.0.1312.5
    Moderator Response: [Sph] Have you tried reloading the page in Firefox?
13. Paul D at 20:49 PM on 14 January, 2013
    Regarding creating and editing comments...
    
    I am currently looking at different wysiwyg editors that will make it easier to format comments on Skeptical Science.
    
    Watch this space (literally!).
14. DSL at 23:49 PM on 14 January, 2013
    Escalator link/graphic on right is "file not found" for me.
    Moderator Response: [Sph] ??? It works for me. When you roll over it, what URL does it show in the status bar at the bottom? Have you tried reloading the page?
15. DSL at 23:54 PM on 14 January, 2013
    skepticalscience.com/escalator
    Moderator Response: [Sph] ??? Not sks.to/escalator? ???
16. DSL at 23:56 PM on 14 January, 2013
    Nope -- maybe a cache problem? I'll dump my cache.
17. DSL at 00:02 AM on 15 January, 2013
    I don't think that's the problem. I opened the page in FF (which I haven't used in months), and the link was the same -- after I dumped everything.
    Moderator Response: [Sph] What about the Debunking Handbook and Climate Change Denial... what do they do and what do the links say?
    
    And check your e-mail.
18. yocta at 09:51 AM on 15 January, 2013
    Hooray it finally works in Opera without the comments getting all muddled up!

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