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[Extension] Comment Links 1.3.2
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The only known bug left is the copy to clipboard one.
Opera has an annoying bug. Z-Index makes no difference:
edit:Turns out this happens if you enclose a block element within a inline element... not sure how I'm going to fix this one...
May not be elegant CSS to please the purists but from the users' perspective it will look right.
Posted: Tuesday, 13 February 2007 at 10:13AM (AEDT)
PS: Love your "page delivered in..." script!
Posted: Tuesday, 13 February 2007 at 11:50AM (AEDT)
Last thing is the redirection to a login form when a valid session is required...
a.blocked { display: block; }
but I break that one all the time. It helps to do CSS rollovers with attributes like widths and margins since the older browsers that suck (*cough* IE6 *cough) do not support :hover on anything other than anchors. For the record, I think IE7 sucks, too - just not nearly as much as IE6.
Its all OK now, except for the fact that I am blocking my a's...(shhh, don't tell :-) they make much friendlier menus with more logical clickable areas. I suppose a lot of padding with a hidden overflow would replicate... but I think a little rebellion here doesn't hurt.
EDIT: Somehow, I forgot to include the _clipboard.swf file in the download. If the clipboard functions don't work... that file needs to be in the CommentLinks folder. Fixed in add-ons.
However, I have slightly changed the way they are linked if you have Friendly URLs installed so that they will continue to work if friendly URLs is later turned off. This last update is pending a round of tests, and should be released tomorrow.
This update fixes an incompatibility with Comment Protection and makes pages that are much more lightweight, since the menu is generated entirely with Javascript, rather than embedding the menu in every comment and the script just showing or hiding it. There will also be a theme file packaged with it that allows you to copy a comment's URL directly from the comment search results page.