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You make a point, but making changes to the way email is sent requires a lot of testing as some email clients don't look at certain fields which we really need to make the email parsing work properly.
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Looking at conduitclub.com I see that you have two A records. ;; QUESTION SECTION: ;conduitclub.com. IN A ;; ANSWER SECTION: conduitclub.com. 3536 IN A 184.168.221.30 conduitclub.com. 3536 IN A 66.216.109.251 fieldofheart.com looks fine, but the D…
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The @import statements must be the first lines of your css. Have a look here for clarification: https://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/CSS/@import. I moved the import statements in your custom css and they work fine in preview.
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This looks like some spring cleaning on facebooks side. Here is what you need to do. 1. Go to http://developers.facebook.com 2. Select "Apps" at the top of the page. 3. Select your app. 4. Click "Edit Migrations" 5. Find item called "February 2013 …
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This support forum is for our hosted service. You can go to http://vanillaforums.org to get support for the self-hosted version.
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I added the code so you should be able to verify your site. If this doesn't work you can try setting up your custom domain (say community.libertycrier.com).
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We don't have a scan for malware, but we do filter out all user-generated scripts which would be the source of malware. It's possible that a user could link to a malware site and chrome could be picky about that. Like you said, your ad codes seem l…
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Looking at your blog you put that lazy load code on the embed code for the forum, not your blog comments. You're going to have to put that vanilla_lazy_load = false in your wordpress theme on a page that has the comments.
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@Rasha didn't mark up the html properly. Here is the correct html: vanilla_lazy_load = false;
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You entered AskConnect.com, but should have answered askconnect.com. I've fixed this for you.
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Using a method similar to this is certainly something we can look into.
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Only logged in users get their timezone. Guests see the posts in GMT, but we can also set a site-wide timezone for guests if you wish.
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This is the default behaviour of Vanilla. By default guests can see discussions, but are not allowed to post until they register for a user account.
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Excellent. I'm going to close this discussion.
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You can certainly do what you need to do with pockets and it's the only way to achieve what you want without theming. How about you paste your share this code here and I can have a look at your pockets.
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You can add the html code to a pocket just like it was an ad. I see you've added a bunch of pockets already. Create another one in say your panel and paste the share this code there.
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Hi, your forum was accidentally left in debug mode during another support request. I've turned it off and you won't see the trace anymore.
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Hey, can you provide a link to one of your posts with no line breaks so I can inspect the data and see what we need to do?
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Hey @DanielKlayton. I'm in transit, but will look at your comments when I can.
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I Michael. It appears as though your Facebook and twitter aren't configured. If you go into your dashboard under social you'll have options to configure these plugins. Basically, you need to go to Facebook and create an app there and then do the sa…
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It looks like the timezone for guests was set incorrectly. I've removed that timezone for now. Can you tell me which timezone you want? The list we use usually contains a country and major city.
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Glad to hear it. Unfortunately that hat is long gone...
