dBoard 4.1 Release Issues

The missing "reply to" information should be restored now. Unfortunately it cannot be restored to the messages that were posted while the bug was present.

I changed it to "taken no action" because there are two possible actions: a) reply; b) mark it acknowledged by clicking on the "taken no action" string, which then changes to say that you've seen it (used to say you've acknowledged it). I can change it all back if no one likes it.

Edited by Admin, : Typo.

When replying to a message the display of the message being replied to is incorrect. It displays the text "Current Rendering" at the top. Some flag must be set wrong, causing it to incorrectly render a blink test version of the message.

This is working for me. Did it not work for you for this message, too?

no.

Here is a description of the changes in version 4.1.

• The rendering of blank lines has changed. Single spacing will always appear as single spacing, and double spacing always as double spacing. Extra vertical spacing is ignored but can be inserted by placing   on its own line.
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• Blank lines are now properly copied. Blank lines now copy/paste accurately into text boxes. For example, it used to be that this:
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  This is line one of the message.

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  This is line two of the message.
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  Would appear with no blank line between them like this when copy/pasted into a text box:
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  This is line one of the message.
  This is line two of the message.
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  Now the blank line will be properly copied.
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• The [latex] code had stopped working because the website that generates our latex images had changed their URL format. It is now working again.
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• [size] has changed. [size=1] is the current font size. [size=.5] is half the current font size. [size=2] is twice the current font size, [size=3] is three times the size, and so forth. You can also include CSS units, for example, [size=12pt]. Here is a description of CSS units.
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• [table], [row], [col] has minor improvements. Without borders is now the default for tables. The formatting is now more consistent and precise. These codes accept two new parameters, "borders" and "center". Use "borders" with [table] to create a table with borders, and use "center" to center the table. Tables will still be centered when they appear within a [center] region.
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  When "borders" is used with [row] it creates a table row with borders around the outside of the row. Used with [col] it creates a table cell with borders.
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  The [row] code has a new parameter, "header", that gives its columns table header style formatting. Typically it would be the first row of your table. The text in the columns of a header row is centered and aligned to the bottom of the cell.

Please forward a copy of the email to Admin.

This is now fixed:

This problem is fixed.

I could swear (in the positive sense this time) that qs boxes had a white border around them. Now they only have the qs blue background which is of a shade of blue only slightly different from the main text background. That makes qs boxes ("boxes have borders") rather difficult to see.

Most important of all the Do Nothing Button continues working.OK. In preview the background field of the qs/qs is a slightly different shade of blue and no border.That's what dewise1 is talking about. Blends in so well with the background I didn't notice the difference.Slow me. Reading around these few messages I thought it unusual that no one was using qs/qs anymore.A border would be nice, please.

You are correct. If you do a hard reload on the browser window they’ll come back. The CSS changed.

OK, so what do you mean by "a hard reload"?

Hard refresh for different browsers:

• Chrome: Hold down the shift key and click the "Reload this page" button.
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• Firefox: Hold down the control and shift keys and click the "R" button.
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• Sierrra: Hold down the shift key and click the "Reload this page" button.
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• Microsoft Edge and Internet Explorer: Hold down the control key and click the refresh button.

It doesn't matter to me. I just happened to notice it.