Progress?
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I know progress is generally slow, but to help things out and also to show everyone what you have done and have yet to do, why not create a Trello board? It’s basically an online todo-list program. Here’s the link: https://trello.com/
You could also use it to assign different devs different jobs.
Unfortunately, I am not one of those who does most of the work actually developing the server… they prefer privacy, and usually I don’t even know what’s going to be in the next update or when it will be released. I have made a little list of what each server version has, though, but it’s not anything like a Trello board.
Timtech, i guess you meant they work in privacy. Actually there are multiple groups of people working on a server right now. There is humanoid24 and lcdr who did some fantastic work on documenting packets which every developer can use, there is DarwinAnim8or with TheMachine who seem to be doing well too. These are the people working in privacy. On the Luni Github jon200 and CDFalcon and mater06 did some work and I myself am working on an implementation based on that. The fact is: what we need is knowledge about the way the server needs to work. When this is done, implementing it is relative easy for developers. So doing a trello for a specific implementation is not that useful. If you have enough expertise to clone the github source and experiment with it, you may do a trello for what is not known.
This is just my personal impression of the current situation, i guess as a task list for the public repo on github, there is the «issues» section.
Btw Timtech, you may want to fix the font color of the text editor buttons (there is an !important somwhere it is not appropriate) and the main tutorial page. In addition, the page for clicking on play on the main site doesn’t exist.
Well, I infer you are talking about the HTML source, but the only places I find !important seems to be normal, and not color-related (?)
Yes indeed, i’m talking about the CSS of this theme, which doesn’t seem to work well with that editor. As far as i can see, it is enough to remove the !important in style.css on line 685, which has no other negative effects as far as i can see.
Thanks, Xiphoseer! I only checked the HTML source of the page through my browser’s developer tools, and didn’t think of checking style.css. Your solution was spot-on, and I appreciate the help 🙂
I’m sorry to say that, but i missed one thing:
the login widget now has text problems..page_sidebar .widget a.button{ color: #FFF !important; }fixes it but i’m kind of diappointed that it does that.
Actually i should have proposed another was to fix it.
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