EvilChicken!
2010-07-18 07:03:45
First of all, I have no idea where I'd post something like this, so I'll just post it in this section.
This is one of those things that you cannot unsee once you've seen it, and now it's bothering me a lot.
In iSpy, next to the post contents, appears an image which represents the thread status and wheter you've posted in it, as you all might know. I was thinking that if one simply adds a align="left" in the HTML tag for that image, it will align perfectly with the rest of the post content, thus generally improving the readability and structure of iSpy – as showin in the image below.
The post above, without having alligned the image, induces an unnecessary gap, whilst the image below does not have the same gap.
Editing this would be very simple, as one would only have to add a single parameter into the image tag; in the "<td class="alt2 smallfont">"-tag is the "<img src="/forum/images/satellite/statusicon/thread.gif" alt="">"-tag which represents the image. All that would have to be done, would be to make the mentioned tag into "<img src="/forum/images/satellite/statusicon/thread.gif" align="left" alt="">". Assuming that the entries in iSpy are produced by PHP, it would naturally require the PHP code producing the result to be altered.
Thoughts, comments?
(By the way, I just studied the meta-tags. "Hacks"? Seriously? Someone should change that..)
This is one of those things that you cannot unsee once you've seen it, and now it's bothering me a lot.
In iSpy, next to the post contents, appears an image which represents the thread status and wheter you've posted in it, as you all might know. I was thinking that if one simply adds a align="left" in the HTML tag for that image, it will align perfectly with the rest of the post content, thus generally improving the readability and structure of iSpy – as showin in the image below.
The post above, without having alligned the image, induces an unnecessary gap, whilst the image below does not have the same gap.Editing this would be very simple, as one would only have to add a single parameter into the image tag; in the "<td class="alt2 smallfont">"-tag is the "<img src="/forum/images/satellite/statusicon/thread.gif" alt="">"-tag which represents the image. All that would have to be done, would be to make the mentioned tag into "<img src="/forum/images/satellite/statusicon/thread.gif" align="left" alt="">". Assuming that the entries in iSpy are produced by PHP, it would naturally require the PHP code producing the result to be altered.
Thoughts, comments?
(By the way, I just studied the meta-tags. "Hacks"? Seriously? Someone should change that..)