Bigger 'Talk to all' box
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Bigger 'Talk to all' box
Would it be possible to make that long narrow box just a couple of lines wider? When you're typing a long message it's easy to get mixed up and hard to proofread. Plus I think most people are more comfortable scrolling up and down than side to side.
Though if this is ever implemented it would probably be best to make it an option, so people can choose which one they prefer.
Though if this is ever implemented it would probably be best to make it an option, so people can choose which one they prefer.
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Re: Bigger 'Talk to all' box
Lumin wrote:Would it be possible to make that long narrow box just a couple of lines wider? When you're typing a long message it's easy to get mixed up and hard to proofread. Plus I think most people are more comfortable scrolling up and down than side to side.
Though if this is ever implemented it would probably be best to make it an option, so people can choose which one they prefer.
If you're going to make a long post, you really should be doing so in notepad while logged out, as to not waste minutes.
However, I can understand that if you're a fast typer, you don't bother (I know I don't, and I save pleanty of time, so I type in game without notepad)
So, essentially, I have to agree. Plus, the players do as well.
I'm moving this to ACCEPTED until Programming Department deems it otherwise (Since they'd have to implement it...)
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It would, unless the layout is changed.
At the moment the text box fits the margins of the page, if it extended beyond that it's look strange, and might not fit a smaller res screen.
On that note, how far is the progress on shifting the Cantr pages to css stylesheets?
At the moment the text box fits the margins of the page, if it extended beyond that it's look strange, and might not fit a smaller res screen.
On that note, how far is the progress on shifting the Cantr pages to css stylesheets?
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Well if it was just optional like she suggested than it wouldn't matter if it was ugly. MAybe if you could just click a button to drop the box down th erest of the way, and then after you said whatever and the page reloaded it went back to normal?
Anyway, I like the idea too. Right now it's easy to screw up what you're typing, there's been several times when I accidentally cut part of a sentence off by copy and pasting, since it looked like the whole thing was highlighted when it was actually just the visible part.
Anyway, I like the idea too. Right now it's easy to screw up what you're typing, there's been several times when I accidentally cut part of a sentence off by copy and pasting, since it looked like the whole thing was highlighted when it was actually just the visible part.
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