You could also go on the right upper side of any forum page and hit the "message a Moderator" button or you could have put this question on the "tech Talk" area , do not repeat it though , there's no need , I will report this to the attention of the staff myself
Edited by - LCF on 2/26/2021 7:03:59 AM
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I hope its alright to post my question here. Is there a way to minimize Tweets in a post ? There are several tweets that overlap the following post so you can not read them
Twitter generates the Tweet's HTML from their servers.
We load their API library into the page from https://platform.twitter.com and then call the createTweet function. If you're blocking scripts from platform.twitter.com then you'll likely end up with results that are unique to you. The createTweet function inserts an iframe HTML element in the page that contains the Tweet content. The Tweet content appears to come from a few different Twitter CDN hostnames: pbs.twimg.com, syndication.twitter.com and cdn.syndication.twimg.com.
thank for mentioning that thread. My setting was on custom but its not working if i set it on normal nor is it working when i disable it at all. Strange that is ... i even closed ff and
Can you post a partial screenshot of what you're seeing?
Also, can you log out of ADT and visit that page as an anonymous/non-logged in user? I'm curious what you will see then. That's just a test. The result will lead me in some direction to diagnose it.
FWIW, these Tweet embeds were last updated in late December/early January. Did the huge Tweet images start for you back then or more recently?
Unfortunately, since you're running a script blocker there's not much I can do to diagnose what's causing your issues.
right now i can not make a screenshot. But what i found out ... still dont know why ... is ... on another machine that also has the noscript plugin installed i see it as it was intended. Or in other words the tweet is within the boundary of the post and does not overlap neither at the top or at the bottom. But i dont see a thing i could change. Both are version 11.2.3 and i cant even delete the "settings" for ADT. When using IE11 the tweet wont open at all.
I will try to log out and kill all adt cookies if any are present
P.S: after logging off and re-login again i was able to see "the forum related settings" it was set to display tweets and so. I looked somewhere else then. And i think i found it :)
The Adblock plus plugin has a setting that must be called in english (i have the language version of my native lang.)
"Block tracking due to social media symbols". When i activate that setting then i get "the Problem" i was talking about damn what a bitch that was
Since you said that you're using IE11, I assume that you're using Windows. If not, then ignore this. Another way to make a screenshot, or just part of a screenshot, is the Snipping Tool. On Windows 10 (and Windows 7, if I remember right), it's under Windows Accessories. Quite handy.
It's fixed now. The problem happened because of the way AdBlock was blocking the tweet image loading spinner GIF. That spinning GIF has a link attached to it so someone can click the image to go directly to the Tweet on Twitter's site. The blocker was preventing this image from loading.
When the tweet is rendered there's some CSS positioning that places it visually over the spinning GIF image. It moves the rendered Tweet 150px up the page to cover the GIF. But since AdBlock wasn't allowing the image to load the 150px shuffle-up caused it to move over the content in the previous post.
I completely misunderstood the problem. I thought the Tweet image was so large it was covering your whole screen.
The "Porn Girls improving their Gapes" thread shows 65 pages when I enter the porn forum and look at the threads. But when I click on "65" I am told that the file cannot be found (Error 404). So if I click on "64" I can enter the thread and the last post is on page 64.
Which link did you click? There's a lot of different places in the forum to click a link that's supposed to take you to page 1 of a thread. If the link doesn't have a "/1" on the end of it and you have previously read the topic it will automatically redirect you to the most recent post made after the last time you visited a topic. A URL with a "/1" on the end indicates you're looking for the first page, not the most recent unread post.
I fixed that. The "Pages: 1...." section should have linked to the first page, it didn't. It was linking to the topic without the "/1" on the end of the URL.