Firefox would insert a lot of weird whitespace, because its
user-select would default to "all" and not "text", so it copypastes
the whitespace of otherwise completely invisible HTML elements.
I don't know why Firefox does this. It's stupid, and not what the
user expects. They're copying what they see, not what the DOM is.
Avoid repeated style attributes, instead use nth-child CSS selectors
and classes where appropriate.
Also, get rid of the useless <div> around column headings. They don't
seem to do anything useful and are just more stuff for the browser's
layout engine to juggle around.
We can also use Jinja2 to remove some of the unnecessary whitespace
around table headings, which makes things like copy-pasting in Firefox
act less weird. This includes some other whitespace fixes too.
Infobubble text is now in a separate file, along with a timestamp
in the main file, so that changes to it don't result in merge
conflicts too often.
We also add some JS to make the bubble dismissible, keeping track
of the last timestamp that was dismissed in localstorage.
A timestamp of 0 disables the infobubble altogether.
Infobubble text is now in a separate file, along with a timestamp,
so that changes to it don't result in merge conflicts too often.
We also add some JS to make the bubble dismissible, keeping track
of the last timestamp that was dismissed in localstorage.
I currently don't differentiate between "trusted" markdown and
untrusted, but this should be good enough. Basically tells the
browser not to send a referrer, and (not sure if relevant here)
not to expose a window opener object. Also tells search engines
that the link is not endorsed with "nofollow".
Used TruePNG and zopflipng to optimise the images even more,
saving a whopping 4073 bytes.
The optimisation is lossless, i.e. the decoded pixel values do not
change at all.
Before bootstrap-select is loaded, a small JS piece replaces the
class for the pickers with the appropriate bootstrap-select classes.
If there is no JS, the dropdowns will stay as form-control.
* Implement upload ratelimit for non-trusted uploaders
Users may upload X torrents in Y minutes after which they
will have to wait Z minutes between uploads.
* Show torrent period count when ratelimited
* Only ratelimit new accounts
* Admin log added
* Add admin log to top bar
* Fixed some admin log bugs
* Remove comment_id column because comments die when they are killed
* Fix tabs in admin log template
* Fixed sort of admin logs to be created_time desc
* Fix navbar wrapping to a new line
when 992px <= width <= 1200px
* Put reports and admin log in "Admin" dropdown
Applied ./lint.sh fixes
Fixed long lines
* Updated log to be text instead of id based to account for future deletions
* Small fix in log message formatting
The responsive table actually does *worse* in narrow layouts because
the action column fucks off out of view and needs to be scrolled to
if the report reason is long. With a normal table you may not get
consistent row heights, but at least you don't have to horizontally
scroll to perform an action.
Also fixed a goof where I used a style attribute instead of making
the max-width for the action column a class.
Condense the table, vertically align the text inside rows, use a
bootstrap styled select, group it together with the review button
and shrink it down a little.
* Fix markdown renderer
Use a simple for loop instead of `for (var target of markdownTargets)`, because it's unsupported in IE.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Statements/for...of#Browser_compatibility
* view.html : HTML Fixes
- Remove unmatched `</a>`
- Add missing `</div>`
- Use single quotes in {{ }}
- Closing tags comments
* layout.html
- Use single quotes in {{ }}
- Closing tags comments
* help.html: Convert all `<p>` to `<div>`
HTML spec doesn't allow lists inside `<p>` elements.
* Missing semicolon in `<script>`
It includes little anchors over headings that you can click to link
your one reading-challenged friend to the right section.
In the future, adding an explanation of the different categories
and labels under a new h2 would be a good thing.
Add support for sorting comments (in advance),
add th for sorting by comments_count, add title to the counter box and fix it being under the torrent's name,
