Topicle Beta
Thanks to everyone for joining! At the suggestion of u/ash2449, I've created a issues megathread. What problems are you encountering with the site that you would like resolved? Please post any issues you're encountering with the site here.
t/topicle
Thanks to everyone for joining! At the suggestion of u/ash2449, I've created a issues megathread. What problems are you encountering with the site that you would like resolved? Please post any issues you're encountering with the site here.
4 comments
Image upload in comments needs guidance for criteria.
Some guidance that images have a minimum (maybe a maximum as well?) size of 100px x 100px would be useful if that is a limitation on embedding images.
The back-end emits a HTTP 400 and a message indicating such but there is no message on the edit UI area.
UX is: Select
Attach image, use browse dialogue, select image file, clickOpenbutton then a brief flash of the image and then nothing.Thanks for reporting this issue. There's now specific error messages for images that don't qualify for upload. The limits are min 100x100, max 8192x8192, max size 10mb, max ratio 5:1. I also added AVIF support while I was in there, so valid formats are png, webp, jpeg, avif. Gif is not supported yet, but will be added when I get a chance. There's a tooltip on the upload button that indicates all the specifications. Probably not prominent enough but haven't figured out where else to put it that isn't visual clutter. These changes aren't deployed yet but will be later today. Thanks again for this feedback, let me know if you find any further issues!
Feature complete! The tooltip is perfect and the location of the message is spot on. Great work.
For your workflow, do you want me edit the original comment to put a [CLOSED] label at the beginning? I am imaging this potentially becoming quite noisy. Maybe update the sticky with what would help you address issues as they arise? Kinda like the GitHub issue / feature templates.
Thanks, appreciate you verifying the fix so quickly!
Tell me if I'm wrong but I think it's going to be unrealistic to expect everyone to come back and update their comment with [CLOSED] (although it would be fantastic). I think the thread will probably be best viewed chronologically using the 'latest' sort up the top, and anything without a reply from me should be considered unresolved. That's probably the best we can do, short of funnelling everyone off to github issues, which might actually be a good idea for the future. Thanks again for the report and the verification.