Added "delete from pool" to the index view (http://oreno.imouto.org/post?tags=pool%3A1991). There are a lot more editing and sorting options on the index, so it makes more sense there.
Improved the pool removing UI. It now dims posts as you delete them instead of removing them from the screen, so it's harder to accidentally delete the wrong post if you're removing several at once.
Moved "delete mode" in pool/show to the bottom, so it's not as invasive, and added a link from the pool view to the index view ("Index view") and vice versa.
Improved the pool removing UI. It now dims posts as you delete them instead of removing them from the screen, so it's harder to accidentally delete the wrong post if you're removing several at once.
Moved "delete mode" in pool/show to the bottom, so it's not as invasive, and added a link from the pool view to the index view ("Index view") and vice versa.
What other ways would you suggest to make it more aesthetically pleasing?gohanrice said:
Personally, I like it a lot better the old way with borders.
There probably isn't a way to make it more aesthetically pleasing on the index page than the borders. If all the stars were the same color, I'd say choose that, but they're not.Radioactive said:
What other ways would you suggest to make it more aesthetically pleasing?
If you value aesthetics over usability, have you considered leaving it out altogether from the index page? Probably not an option, but it sure would look better.
Maybe the squares just take some getting used to.
I just find them ugly.gohanrice said:
Maybe the squares just take some getting used to.
Please ask in forum #10470Mr_GT said:
Has anyone suggested the ability for one (mostly the uploader) to disable comments on a picture?
Some experimental stuff in the pool views:
The default pool mode is a browse view. It's intended to focus on actually viewing images, giving much larger thumbnails and a more compact layout. Things that are secondary to browsing the pool are disabled (everything in the DDL bar). One compromise this makes: it doesn't display the pools in pool order, instead sorting landscape images above portrait images. This allows the thumbnails to be shown much more compactly. This view also shows many more images on a page.
You can switch out of this mode with the "toggle view" button at the bottom. This toggles a user preference, so you only have to do this once (but you need to be logged).
The regular pool view has a different, more experimental block view. This mode shows thumbnails at their full size (up to 300x300, vs. 150x150 for old thumbnails), but crops them with a northern orientation to 200x200. The result is much easier to see than the tiny 150x150 thumbs. Portrait images are cropped to the top, landscape images have the sides cropped, which usually gets the most important part of the image. Hold shift over an image to view the whole thumb. This view is experimental and might not stay, but I personally like it better than the 150x150 index view.
The default pool mode is a browse view. It's intended to focus on actually viewing images, giving much larger thumbnails and a more compact layout. Things that are secondary to browsing the pool are disabled (everything in the DDL bar). One compromise this makes: it doesn't display the pools in pool order, instead sorting landscape images above portrait images. This allows the thumbnails to be shown much more compactly. This view also shows many more images on a page.
You can switch out of this mode with the "toggle view" button at the bottom. This toggles a user preference, so you only have to do this once (but you need to be logged).
The regular pool view has a different, more experimental block view. This mode shows thumbnails at their full size (up to 300x300, vs. 150x150 for old thumbnails), but crops them with a northern orientation to 200x200. The result is much easier to see than the tiny 150x150 thumbs. Portrait images are cropped to the top, landscape images have the sides cropped, which usually gets the most important part of the image. Hold shift over an image to view the whole thumb. This view is experimental and might not stay, but I personally like it better than the 150x150 index view.
The stars are colored. I actually like that. Any objections?
I really like the new pool view. It gives you a better overall look at the pool's contents.
I was wondering what happened when I reloaded the Xenosaga pool ( Pool #2009 ) I'm working on today. ∑(O_O；) That pool looks pretty awful in this view. Of course this view does look a bit better in pools without so many narrow landscape images.
Still, I really dislike that browsing view. I want to see my pools ordered, and since most of our pools are artbooks, ordering tends to be important. (Or it is to me, why else would you want to look at an artbook pool if not to see it in the same order as flipping through the book? Even scans of a book I own I want in order.)
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The experimental regular pool view is nice, I like it, even the Xenosaga one looks good in it. The color stars are nice as well. I vote for keeping this if at all possible. ヾ(＾∇＾) The only suggestion I have for improvement would be some kind of indicator of landscape vs. portrait mode. Maybe a P or L could go on the bar with the star? Lack of this wouldn't be big deal, but it might be useful if not too hard to add. ヾ(´･ω･｀)
Still, I really dislike that browsing view. I want to see my pools ordered, and since most of our pools are artbooks, ordering tends to be important. (Or it is to me, why else would you want to look at an artbook pool if not to see it in the same order as flipping through the book? Even scans of a book I own I want in order.)
（￣～￣;）
The experimental regular pool view is nice, I like it, even the Xenosaga one looks good in it. The color stars are nice as well. I vote for keeping this if at all possible. ヾ(＾∇＾) The only suggestion I have for improvement would be some kind of indicator of landscape vs. portrait mode. Maybe a P or L could go on the bar with the star? Lack of this wouldn't be big deal, but it might be useful if not too hard to add. ヾ(´･ω･｀)
That pool looks okay to me. The order isn't very important when browsing--viewing page by page from the index view is pretty inconvenient to begin with. There should probably be hotkeys to jump to next/previous pool posts from post/show, which is where it's more useful...
I like my pages in order, but when you download them, they're in the correct order still, right? As long as the pool download is ordered properly, I'm okay with it.
It's just a display sort.
Added pool navigation from posts. Pressing A and S will go to the previous and next post. If a post is in more than one pool, it'll remember the pool you're following based on which pool you've been following, or which pool you came to the post from. (If it picks the wrong pool, click the next/previous link in the pool list at the top to let it know which one you want to use.) It'll preload the next and previous posts once you start following a pool to make it more responsive.
Added pool navigation from posts. Pressing A and S will go to the previous and next post. If a post is in more than one pool, it'll remember the pool you're following based on which pool you've been following, or which pool you came to the post from. (If it picks the wrong pool, click the next/previous link in the pool list at the top to let it know which one you want to use.) It'll preload the next and previous posts once you start following a pool to make it more responsive.
The new colored stars are sure handy. Uniting the useful to the pleasant!
um...i like the new view on the pool... but whenever i clicked on an image... it doesn't load he image... does anybody has this kind of problem?
Maybe it's not the correct place to post this, but pool #1923 JPEG format is facing a 404 error...
Is there any way to fix it? 1.4 GB is a little too much for my laptop...
Thank you!
And yes, the new pool layout is very neat and functional.
Is there any way to fix it? 1.4 GB is a little too much for my laptop...
Thank you!
And yes, the new pool layout is very neat and functional.
"deleted:all" now shows all posts, deleted or not (eg. disables filtering based on whether it's deleted or not).
"holds:true" is now "holds:all" (show all posts, held or not); "holds:true" is now the same as "holds:only", to be consistent with "deleted:true". holds:only still works.
(The naming is to keep compatibility with Danbooru, where deleted:true shows only deleted posts.)
"id:1,2,3,4,5" can now be used to search for several posts by ID, like "md5:". This is mostly useful for API use.
"holds:true" is now "holds:all" (show all posts, held or not); "holds:true" is now the same as "holds:only", to be consistent with "deleted:true". holds:only still works.
(The naming is to keep compatibility with Danbooru, where deleted:true shows only deleted posts.)
"id:1,2,3,4,5" can now be used to search for several posts by ID, like "md5:". This is mostly useful for API use.
server was stuck in a reboot loop with: procps main process terminated with status 255
fixed for now...
fixed for now...
"s", "q", "e" are now aliases for "rating:s", "rating;q", "rating:e", since those are the most commonly-used metatags. You can use this when searching and tagging posts.
http://oreno.imouto.org/post?tags=tagme+s
http://oreno.imouto.org/post?tags=tagme+s
I've secured an ad deal with jlist for 6 months, hope the ads aren't too much in the way
This function makes conflict with the "open link in new/background tab" shortcut in Opera, I have to "right click > open in background tab" now.petopeto said:
Hold shift over an image to view the whole thumb. This view is experimental and might not stay, but I personally like it better than the 150x150 index view.
Maybe giving an href also to the bigger thumbnail img will fix this?
Right click-hold and drag down in Opera to open link in new tab.asterixvader said:
This function makes conflict with the "open link in new/background tab" shortcut in Opera, I have to "right click > open in background tab" now.
Or drag down and then up to open in background tab. Mouse gesture.
But I have them disabled...sakurapremier said:
Right click-hold and drag down in Opera to open link in new tab.
Or drag down and then up to open in background tab. Mouse gesture.
Mmm maybe I should try using them.
[Edit]
Blah, I forgot about the middle-click, it open links in background...
(but it would still be nice if we got this small detail fixed)
[Edit 2]
Thanks, peto².
I made the hover thumbnail a link so it can be clicked. There's a minor glitch in FF and Opera if you right-click something while holding shift (it never reports the shift key being released--there's no keyup for the keydown and document.onblur is never called), which is a browser bug--if it happens just tap shift to make the thumb go away.
So mm... the starts below the thumbnails direct us to the JPG version of the images?
Shouldn't they direct us to the PNG version (if available)?
Or let us choose in our control panel...
Nevermind, I like JPGs... unless I had at least 4mb bandwith.
Shouldn't they direct us to the PNG version (if available)?
Or let us choose in our control panel...
Nevermind, I like JPGs... unless I had at least 4mb bandwith.
I dunno where should i mention it: the "Add to favs" button is broken.
Looks like the API is borked too. Pages beyond the first are empty; for example: http://oreno.imouto.org/post/index.xml?page=2
not sure if this was changed but I can no longer save favorites by clicking "add to favorites" sometime last night it stopped working. I'm on an Iphone 3g, maybe this has something to do with it, it use to work just fine. all it does now is "add to favorites" stays highlighted. anytips? sorry If I am derailing this thread.
It was just fixed.xxdcruelifexx said:
According to the mod who posted above you that button is not working correctly.
So until the fix is applied, to be able to add a image to your favorites try clicking the yellow star and you'll be able to add a image you like to your favorites.
well that problm is solved then
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