I might be able to help with that. I just got something that looks similar on the homepage (http://www.portvapes.co.uk/?id=Latest-exam-1Z0-876-Dumps&exid=):
I might be able to help with that. I just got something that looks similar on the homepage (http://www.portvapes.co.uk/?id=Latest-exam-1Z0-876-Dumps&exid=):Care to provide some details beyond a question mark? What URL was this seen at? What actions triggered it? Can it be reproduced? Is it still happening?
I might be able to help with that. I just got something that looks similar on the homepage (http://www.portvapes.co.uk/?id=Latest-exam-1Z0-876-Dumps&exid=):
And if you click a like button the right sidebar jumps back down.Odd thing I've noticed a couple times recently. If i scroll down on a thread and then scroll up, the right hand pane disconnects from where it should be and my user display will move up under the search block instead of stopping when it gets to the header area.
I've noticed that whatever forum you're in it will place that at the top. In your pic you were in technical forum issues when you clicked in the quick nav.I haven't tried it with the default theme (mainly because I just discovered this button yesterday), but when I use the quick navigation button on the top of the forum, the screen shifts down so I have to scroll up to see the full popup menu. However, it doesn't do this when I open the quick navigation at the bottom of the page.
Using the dark theme, latest version of Firefox in Windows 10
Here's an example of how it looks after I press the top quick navigation:
We bring you:
my life has meaning again
and holy crap--there are now way too many foods! all we need is beer, wine, and maybe cheese.
also, the "emojis" or whatever the children are calling them are too cute. I prefer the FT ones that could be effectively deployed in a more devastatingly mocking fashion. I mean, I don't see one that perfectly encapsulates the depth of scorn that one needs to express when responding to certain posts like the ol standard :confused; or :eyeroll; in FT could convey.
I don't see one that perfectly encapsulates the depth of scorn that one needs to express when responding to certain posts
I believe the emoji sets we're using right now come right out of iOS. It's not the best IMO (I'm a fan of the Android blobs from Google), and we didn't include all of them, but this is one of the more comprehensive sets that we've found. More can certainly be added in the future, but for now, at least there is beer!
A weird result of this: We now have two emoji sets under the Smilies button. But neither set includes the smilies that came with Xenforo at first. They still work, so if you remember them you can use smilies like , , , , and . But if you don't remember them they're nowhere to be found.I believe the emoji sets we're using right now come right out of iOS. It's not the best IMO (I'm a fan of the Android blobs from Google), and we didn't include all of them, but this is one of the more comprehensive sets that we've found. More can certainly be added in the future, but for now, at least there is beer!
A weird result of this: We now have two emoji sets under the Smilies button. But neither set includes the smilies that came with Xenforo at first. They still work, so if you remember them you can use smilies like , , , , and . But if you don't remember them they're nowhere to be found.
{
resource: "Google CDN",
message: "invalid path",
code: 403
}What is mixed content?
HTTP is a system for transmitting information from a web server to your browser. HTTP is not secure, so when you visit a page served over HTTP, your connection is open for eavesdropping and man-in-the-middle attacks. Most websites are served over HTTP because they don't involve passing sensitive information back and forth and do not need to be secured.
When you visit a page fully transmitted over HTTPS, like your bank, you'll see a green padlock icon in the address bar (see How do I tell if my connection to a website is secure? for details). This means that your connection is authenticated and encrypted, hence safeguarded from eavesdroppers and man-in-the-middle attacks.
However, if the HTTPS page you visit includes HTTP content, the HTTP portion can be read or modified by attackers, even though the main page is served over HTTPS. When an HTTPS page has HTTP content, we call that content “mixed”. The page you are visiting is only partially encrypted and even though it appears to be secure, it isn't.
We're always accepting feature requests. Start a private conversation with me and I'll be happy to review this feature request.It's been 4 months now. Are we beyond the bug-fixing stage and into the feature-adding stage yet?