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On the insistence of co-pilot I am trying to add a meta tag 
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0">

But every time I add it, it becomes 
<meta name="viewport" content="https://comeallwithin.createaforum.com/width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0">

Which co-pilot insists causes it to not function. 

Is this a bug, a feature, a misunderstanding?
Is the viewport tag not changeable?

When you look at a message, there's an icon in the bottom right to reply to it, if it's not the latest message.
It correctly lists all the original text in the message, but does not wrap it in [ quote ] [ /quote ]. So it looks like the original text from the message is actually new text. Did I explain that OK?

Quite a few people use the mobile CSS stylesheet, the one like mobile_3f9fe0.
However, I can't see how to give people a button or menu to read EzPortal pages.
My suggestion would be to be able to add options to the navigation menu, in the same way you have an option on the desktop style called Custom Menu Tabs.

I saw on another post you said EzPortal pages are not optimized for mobile viewing. However, I can fix that by having pages that are only for mobile viewing. Whenever I embed videos in a message now, I have code for desktop and mobiles layouts. I'm sure I could do the same for an EzPortal page. 

Also, I could have options to jump to other websites, such as the official team site. 

And mobile phones are like small desktops now, much different to when that mobile style was built. 

I get this message at the top of every message board.

I have been playing around with CSS, HTML, EZBLOCKS (yes, all of them!) so I might well have activated some old piece of code. 

However, on the off chance it might be something more global, I thought I'd let you know. 

Thanks. 

My board is https://comeallwithin.createaforum.com/

Hi - got this from one of my users

Hi Mods -

Any chance you can ask CreateAForum to sort out the cookie settings banner? It makes using the site almost impossible on mobile devices because when you scroll too close to it it captures focus on the page, so you automatically scroll to the bottom and jump over what you were trying to read.

In the same way you automatically post youtube videos from a URL provided, it would be nice if you could do the same for tweets.


As an administrator with ability to use the < html > tag, I can use twitframe



<iframe border=0 frameborder=0 height=950 width=400
 src="https://twitframe.com/show?url=https://twitter.com/_JessHayden/status/1589617140705169408">
</iframe>



but Joe Public cannot. If you could somehow make this happen without opening up users to the html tag, that would be great.


The other wrinkle is the size of the iframe is fixed while tweet sizes are variable, so it needs tweaking for each post.
On the twitframe site they seem to indicate you can adjust this automatically, but it's all Greek to me
https://twitframe.com/?ref=t

I am no coding wizard. The idea behind this came from somewhere else in this support forum.
If you edit your style to include the following, it removes all the negatives like disapprove and dumb and so on.
Some people in my forum can still use the negatives, I assume for some reason their style has not refreshed.


/* DOK remove certain rating values (i.e. all the negative ones) */
span[id^="rateawemsgid"] a:last-child { display: none;}
span[id^="rateawemsgid"] a:nth-child(2) { display: none;}
span[id^="rateawemsgid"] a:nth-child(4) { display: none;}
span[id^="rateawemsgid"] a:nth-child(6) { display: none;}
span[id^="rateawemsgid"] a:nth-child(11) { display: none;}
span[id^="rateawemsgid"] a:nth-child(12) { display: none;}
span[id^="rateawemsgid"] a:nth-child(13) { display: none;}
span[id^="rateawemsgid"] a:nth-child(14) { display: none;}

And now it's not working again - sorry!