This happens when I go to http://tasvideos.org/Movies-GC.html:
As you can see, some look correct, and some doesn't.
Since I can't edit the site, I can't fix it either. It's not just on GameCube, this happens on most pages.
I use Google Chrome.
This happens when I go to http://tasvideos.org/Movies-GC.html:
As you can see, some look correct, and some doesn't.
Since I can't edit the site, I can't fix it either. It's not just on GameCube, this happens on most pages.
I use Google Chrome.
Yeah, known issue with Google Chrome. Has been reported before.
What could be helpful: Discovering what in CSS causes that (beware: It is fickle and "fix" can easily turn out wrong.)
This happens when I go to http://tasvideos.org/Movies-GC.html:
As you can see, some look correct, and some doesn't.
Since I can't edit the site, I can't fix it either. It's not just on GameCube, this happens on most pages.
I use Google Chrome.
Yeah, known issue with Google Chrome. Has been reported before.
What could be helpful: Discovering what in CSS causes that (beware: It is fickle and "fix" can easily turn out wrong.)
Been looking at Element inspector (or whatever it's called in english) and so far I've found this:
The correct one is 24px while the incorrect is only 3px.
Why this is so, I don't know. There is absolutely no difference in code for the two tables that I can find, except that the one that's working has a lightening bolt (Notable Improvement) and the non-working ones doesn't. However, further down, there are working ones without a second image, so...
My investigation continues...
Yeah.
I'm looking through the css now, and it's unbelievable how messy it is. Everything on one single line. I hate that.
Normally I'd use N++ and the plugin Tidy to fix it, but it refuses to do as I say for some reason. It tries to make html code of it, wich it isn't...
EDIT:
Thank god I had a portable Dreamweaver installation! Now I can view it properly :)
Edit 2:
Unfortunately, nothing suspicious to me. Though I can't say for certain since I'm just an amateur, but still.
And if every table is connected to the same css file and id, there shouldn't be any problems.
So it's a problem that shouldn't be a problem. Go figure...
Addition:
Did an Audit with Chrome and got a bunch of suggestions.
Those that had anything to do with the page itself were as follows:
Remove unused CSS rules (349)
349 rules (83%) of CSS not used by the current page.
.q.css: 83% is not used by the current page.
: 93% is not used by the current page.
Seems like the CSS contains a lot of rules that doesn't even apply, among those are the table rules. So somewhere, something is not really right...
Yeah.
I'm looking through the css now, and it's unbelievable how messy it is. Everything on one single line. I hate that.
Most of the CSS is in non-"optimized" form in /css/main.css
nesfreak wrote:
Remove unused CSS rules (349)
349 rules (83%) of CSS not used by the current page.
.q.css: 83% is not used by the current page.
: 93% is not used by the current page.
Seems like the CSS contains a lot of rules that doesn't even apply, among those are the table rules. So somewhere, something is not really right...
That CSS is for the whole site. Not surprising there is stuff not used for movies. E.g. User Movies and SRC_EMBED has fair amount of styles that aren't used anywhere else.
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Why not to make a completely new user experience, using a popular CSS framework, for example, Twitter Bootstrap? Look at this website, or this one (therearetonsofexamples). They are quite simple, but they do not look like they came from the dial-up epoch, like TASvideos :)
Also, big CSS files should not be that much of a problem, with proper HTTP header configuration they affect only the first load. After that, they are cached and always accessed from the browser’s cache. However, I agree that garbage CSS instructions are not good.
Personally if I had to reimplement the whole TASvideos website from scratch on my own, I’d use some MVC-based web framework, allowing to use ORM to manage the data, template engine to ease the construction of the output pages; and Twitter Bootstrap as the front-end. However, as I’m not good at frontent design and development, I’d prefer to take someone’s else templates.
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Also, big CSS files should not be that much of a problem, with proper HTTP header configuration they affect only the first load. After that, they are cached and always accessed from the browser’s cache. However, I agree that garbage CSS instructions are not good.
Done that way since I don't know.
Also, Javascript files are aggressively cached the same way. Makes for some fun if Javascript has to be updated (yeah, I know one could just change the filename).
WST wrote:
Personally if I had to reimplement the whole TASvideos website from scratch on my own, I’d use some MVC-based web framework, allowing to use ORM to manage the data, template engine to ease the construction of the output pages; and Twitter Bootstrap as the front-end. However, as I’m not good at frontent design and development, I’d prefer to take someone’s else templates.
Yeah, the site code is full of crap. Would take a full rewrite to fix. Unfortunately, such thing is huge effort.
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I took a quick look at the issue with the messed up movie pages in Chrome because the lack of a fix was really bugging me, and I think I might have found the issue.
For some reason, the td and th elements for the movie title, the bunch o' links section, and the category section all have:
style="height:1%"
in the tag. If you remove that height style (I did so with Chrome's element inspector), any messed up movies get fixed.
I'm guessing that for some reason, this 1% height overrides the CSS and/or automatic height calculation sometimes, but not always. It isn't really clear why that happens, but I guess something in Chrome changed at some version and that local style sometimes broke it.
So perhaps if you remove the 1% height thing, this will be fixed. I don't really have the time to test whether or not this breaks something in another browser though... I have a feeling it might be there for a reason (old version of IE, maybe?).
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So perhaps if you remove the 1% height thing, this will be fixed. I don't really have the time to test whether or not this breaks something in another browser though... I have a feeling it might be there for a reason (old version of IE, maybe?).
It is definitely not for any modern Firefox. I can't see difference for it on/off even in blink compare (which shows pretty small differences clearly).
Removing the percentages (both height *and* width where appropriate) fixes the page view for me, except for the bottom sharing tab which is borked on both Firefox and Chrome.
To clarify, the problem was that sack_bot accidentally removed the [/video] tag when quoting the post with the embedded video, causing the text that followed to not be read as text and thus appear blank.
By the way, since I'm here, I want to thank whoever fixed the bug that was preventing the TTYD run from showing up in my and Malleoz's (and probably Masterjun's) published movies lists. I was going to ask about a fix for that when I had time, but now I don't have to worry about it.
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I actually have a better parser which will fix these kinds of problems, it will be applied once I work out a few remaining issues. Please be patient.
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what? http://imgur.com/kN1KMPL
thought it was on my end/would fix if i just refreshed the page, but it's still doing that for me. I know it's the beginning of unix time or something, but why only those forum sections and not the others i wonder?
As you can see, some look correct, and some doesn't.
Since I can't edit the site, I can't fix it either. It's not just on GameCube, this happens on most pages.
I use Google Chrome.
The correct one is 24px while the incorrect is only 3px.
Why this is so, I don't know. There is absolutely no difference in code for the two tables that I can find, except that the one that's working has a lightening bolt (Notable Improvement) and the non-working ones doesn't. However, further down, there are working ones without a second image, so...
My investigation continues...
