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    #16

    yes we tested with baris, will be fixed 3.1.4

  • yes we tested with baris, will be fixed 3.1.4

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    #17

    @cagatay 3.1.4 has been released.

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  • @cagatay 3.1.4 has been released.

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    #18

    @phenomlab upgraded thank you 🙂

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    #19

    I need to upgrade and do my CSS themes but I have no time grrr

    I work on the garden 🙂

  • I need to upgrade and do my CSS themes but I have no time grrr

    I work on the garden 🙂

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    @DownPW said in NodeBB v3 Chat Very Slow:

    I work on the garden

    Ha ha 🤣 no rest for you then!

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    #21

    Absolutely 🙂

    Weeding, mower, vegetable garden, sowing, tiller, etc.
    I’ve been on it for 2 whole weekends but the weather is nice and it’s good for the mind to take a little nature break 🙂

  • Absolutely 🙂

    Weeding, mower, vegetable garden, sowing, tiller, etc.
    I’ve been on it for 2 whole weekends but the weather is nice and it’s good for the mind to take a little nature break 🙂

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    #22

    @DownPW two weekends? Do you have a garden, or a field? 🤔

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    1000m2 of garden including 35m2 of vegetable garden. we had to turn over, beaker, weed the vegetable garden with grelinette then plant everything: potatoes, green beans, tomatoes, cherry tomatoes, salads, cucumber, zucchini… and mulch everything

    Then I weeded all my flower beds and then mowed the lawn. I mow once a week at the moment or maximum every 2 weeks.

    I also planter 2 beds tulip land (2x 5m)

    In short, a lot of work casually and with the 2 children at home, including a 2-year-old to watch, it’s not easy.

    😅😁

  • 1000m2 of garden including 35m2 of vegetable garden. we had to turn over, beaker, weed the vegetable garden with grelinette then plant everything: potatoes, green beans, tomatoes, cherry tomatoes, salads, cucumber, zucchini… and mulch everything

    Then I weeded all my flower beds and then mowed the lawn. I mow once a week at the moment or maximum every 2 weeks.

    I also planter 2 beds tulip land (2x 5m)

    In short, a lot of work casually and with the 2 children at home, including a 2-year-old to watch, it’s not easy.

    😅😁

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    @DownPW that’s a huge garden, and great that you’re growing your own produce too. A lot of work though… Impressive 👍

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    #25

    After upgrading 3.2.0, the typing field is narrowed.

  • After upgrading 3.2.0, the typing field is narrowed.

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    #26

    @cagatay In where, and what ?

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    Here I think

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    #28

    That’s a regression bug I think. You now have to press ALT + ENTER to get an extra line appear

  • Here I think

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    #29

    @DownPW said in NodeBB v3 Chat Very Slow:

    Here I think

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    yes you are right @DownPW
    @phenomlab how can i expand it?

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    Odd, node like that on nodebb communauty

  • Odd, node like that on nodebb communauty

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    #31

    @DownPW as I said previously, likely a regression introduced by 3.2.0

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    #32

    But nodebb forum communauty is on 3.2.0 no ?
    If yes, they don’t have this problem

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    #33

    They deactivate background and box shadow on nodebb communauty :

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  • They deactivate background and box shadow on nodebb communauty :

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    @DownPW None of those will impact the box size. Let me have a look.


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