Changes on Habré
The WYSIWYG editor ended up in production - perhaps this is one of the key events on Habré in recent years. And significant in the history of the site as a whole: I can't even believe that for 14 years we have lived with a regular text form coupled with html tags. But as they say, everything changes.
The Habr team is grateful to all users who took part in testing the new editor. Together, we managed to find and fix many bugs, add new functions and improve weaknesses - the editor, no kidding, is getting stronger every day. Here are some of the most recent changes:
- The mechanism for determining the “dockable” part of the article and loading the cover image was not obvious to many, so the second editor screen was redesigned: from text formulations to the ability to edit the position of the picture. Try it.
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- Added Kotlin and Scala syntax highlighting.
- We hung up the confirmation for the publication of the post.
Outside the editor, the following changes happened:
- Fixed displaying the number of votes for a post in a pop-up window. How do you like the reasons for minus over time?
- Corrected entry to an article using an anchor link (including switching to a comment in Safari).
- Fixed the validation of the "Contact information" fields in the user profile.
- A new contextual block has appeared in the right column, “Attention moment”.
- Reduced the delay in the appearance of a post in the sandbox and on the site.
- Corrected the design of the beta testing page .
- The possibility of self-spinning karma has been removed .
And a little - in the mobile version of Habr:
- Stretched the content area (from 660 to 780px).
- We made a display of polls (it's even surprising that they haven't been there for so long).
- We moved the language settings to the header for unauthorized users.
- Fixed the display of the "Reading Now" block on the comments page.
- Fixed display of vacancies in the company profile.
- Fixed pagination in the dialog list.
- Fixed gif display in posts
That's all.
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