Yours works - mine doesn't HERE.
Never too old to have a happy childhood!
See if this works :)
rdamonBalt can bring back the animated signatures now!!
I used to have animated train signatures, but some of the less progressive members complained because they were still using dial-up internet service providers. So, I acquiesced ....and changed to a static picture, and then yet others still complained about the picture.
Now they've killed Mr Potatohead, and are putting Pepe LePew out of a job. What next?
Reversion is not going to happen.
Lump it or leave it.
He means the whitewater cat. And the people having trouble crossing the chasm. And the little stick figures going up and down.
rdamon Convicted One On a positive note, the new streamlined inyerface appears to load much faster than the old. In times past when browsing with my laptop from a heavily loaded wifi hotspot, the lag could be insufferable. I have noticed a big improvement since the new. Balt can bring back the animated signatures now!!
Convicted One On a positive note, the new streamlined inyerface appears to load much faster than the old. In times past when browsing with my laptop from a heavily loaded wifi hotspot, the lag could be insufferable. I have noticed a big improvement since the new.
On a positive note, the new streamlined inyerface appears to load much faster than the old. In times past when browsing with my laptop from a heavily loaded wifi hotspot, the lag could be insufferable. I have noticed a big improvement since the new.
Balt can bring back the animated signatures now!!
Animation is beyond my control.
SeeYou190I am sure the final version will be fine. What we are seeing now is in all likelihood transitional. -Kevin
-Kevin
Kalmbach IT has been transitioning for the 18 years I have participated in this forum, they have yet to master any level of their transition. No level of the transition has ever ended up 'fine'.
I am sure the final version will be fine. What we are seeing now is in all likelihood transitional.
Living the dream.
Lithonia OperatorNot on my phone. The are in a stack on the left, with bullets.
This is likely to be typical of mobile devices for some time. Kalmbach for a while started redesigning their site features around the then-up-and-coming age of small smart mobile devices (after the iPhone was introduced) and some of the early compromises we've been suffering since were driven by the need to optimize content around what would display on such devices. In the years since the strategy change that I think started around early 2018, Kalmbach announced they were doing a complete U-turn and not supporting or writing for mobile devices at all. I have no present idea what their plans for mobile support of forums in stage 3 might be, and certainly no one from Kalmbach seems particularly eager either to tell us or comment on the ongoing issues.
I expect nothing concerning phones -- not the link boxes, not the PM and profile viewing bugs, not the weird error-handling code deflictions, not the formatting issues -- to be addressed before the stage 3 changes are rolled out ... probably in typical Bangalore style by just cutting over at an undisclosed time and 'letting the users find the bugs for them'. I remain what Tom Lehrer said concerning how I wait for this to take place.
tree68 The link boxes for the various publications now line up properly across the top of the screen. Progress!
The link boxes for the various publications now line up properly across the top of the screen. Progress!
Not on my phone. The are in a stack on the left, with bullets. The word "Trains" appears twice, and the second one is just to the left of the stack, sandwiched between two of the bulllets, the ones for Classic Trains and Garden Railways.
Larry Resident Microferroequinologist (at least at my house) Everyone goes home; Safety begins with you My Opinion. Standard Disclaimers Apply. No Expiration Date Come ride the rails with me! There's one thing about humility - the moment you think you've got it, you've lost it...
They should least do the Newswire Part of the site, I can't read the newswire like before all these dumb boxes.
At 9:32 on an iPhone the buttons pointed to the right things, including the one-year-old Frailey comments. I am not sure if retaining the Big Boy and Journey to Promontory blogs as 2/5 of the choices -- also a year since anything new was added to them -- is a great leap forward even if selected from snazzy buttons.
NOTE TO EDITORS- All three of the blog buttons, including Observation Tower and Train of Thought, lead to the CT blog Mileposts.
BaltACD The hallmark of Kalmbach IT has been fix one thing and break three others.
The hallmark of Kalmbach IT has been fix one thing and break three others.
Let's be fair - that's usually the case no matter who.
I'm convinced that the software developers monitor what features the users use most, then eliminate or bury them in the next release.
I miss the old "covered wagons" especially. And I don't care what ANYBODY says, nothing will ever roll out of Muncie that'll match an FM Trainmaster.
conrailman Trains need to bring back the old site Now??
Trains need to bring back the old site Now??
Yeah, that's not going to happen.
It's been fun. But it isn't much fun anymore. Signing off for now.
The opinions expressed here represent my own and not those of my employer, any other railroad, company, or person.t fun any
I got an e-mail from Juniatha, neither she nor Sara T can use Private Message or post pictures now.
WHAT is going on?
Oh Nooo, the rulers!!! On the back of the lightweight wood ones (probably cost a dime) I would scribe elaborate railroad track diagrams with a ballpoint pen and trace train movements. That must have been around fifth grade, when we were allowed to use the new-fangled pens and put away the fountain ones.
Sometimes I would proudly bring in the heavy bronze ruler that our family's hardware business would give to the big accounts. "Who, me?". Sister Laetitia impulsively picked it up and then it came down Whanggg on my knuckles.
The other sound I remember was that of the brass tipped wooden yardstick hitting the behind of corduroy pants; a peculiar combination of whistle and whoosh.
I survived.
Rick
rixflix aka Captain Video. Blessed be Jean Shepherd and all His works!!! Hooray for 1939, the all time movie year!!! I took that ride on the Reading but my Baby caught the Katy and left me a mule to ride.
Lab The news page is totally unusable with my iPad I have 3 columns with 1 or 2 letters per row
The news page is totally unusable with my iPad I have 3 columns with 1 or 2 letters per row
rdamon Convicted One p.s. I just sent an e-mail to your grade school spelling teacher, congratulating her for the fine mess she made for us..
Convicted One p.s. I just sent an e-mail to your grade school spelling teacher, congratulating her for the fine mess she made for us..
WOW! You had Ol' Lady Knucklerapper, too?
Semper Vaporo
Pkgs.
Convicted Onep.s. I just sent an e-mail to your grade school spelling teacher, congratulating her for the fine mess she made for us..
I thought I just felt an angel with a ruler hit my knuckles
We need change, even if it's somewhat stressful. A brain not subjected to stress and change is missing opportunities to learn and to remain young. A brain that isn't forced to contend with novelty turns to mush. Ask me how I no.
rdamonbut still no spelchek
Oddly, spell check works on person to person messaging, but not on the forum itself, suggesting that spell check might be turned-off intentionally for the forums. Perhaps a performance related issue?
p.s. I just sent an e-mail to your grade school spelling teacher, congratulating her for the fine mess she made for us..
I have taken to using the spell check that is available within Windows 10.
One of the things I like and respect George Hamlin for is that he reads and responds to the comments to his blog. I belong to another organization where the moderator always responds to comments about the nuts and bolts of the site. That would be a good idea here.
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