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Is it just me, my iPad or have they changed the site again. Something has changed and now instead of having the line Img in the quote or edit block the actual picture shows up and it’s almost impossible to add a comment.
Yeah, and on my iPhone8 the picture prevents me seeing the full width of the line of text. So I have to “preview post” several times to reorient it to the area of the paragraph needing attention. It’s a p.i.t.a. Stu
Have you guys ever used "Garage Talk" App? It can be found in the Google Play store. Not sure how it works with iPhones. There are a few glitches but over all it works well. It is FREE so you have nothing to lose for trying it. The reviews are not the best, but I personally have not had any major issues. Anyone else use it?
Hit the Source button in the top of the editor to see the IMG & whatever tags.
There's a checkbox at the bottom of the Advanced editor window to disable smiles in your text - this will prevent little emoticon images from appearing when when you type the code that produces them (e.g. :) will make a smiley).
I have no idea how to do any of this using a mobile interface, the above works using the desktop interface.
Yes, i’m using my iPhone6 right now and the site switches over to a mobile version in Safari. Using the source button helps but they need to use a darker font. I can barely see the text in source mode. I wish they would just go back to the old system . . . Or give people a choice between “Classic” and “New”.
I’m on my iPhone6 right now and I can read things just fine as the site switches to a mobile version in Safari.
When it dumps you to the Mobile Site you can get back to the Full Site by going to the icon in the upper left corner. Toward the bottom of the menu it says “View Full Site”. Stu
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in the quote or edit block the actual picture shows up and it’s almost impossible to add a comment.
