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Lester A. Wiltfong Jr.4 hours agoThis is the basic comment layout, with increased spacing to hopefully improve readability.
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DaBears854 hours agoThis is a second comment, to show un-nested comment stacking.In reply toDaBears85CancelSubmit -
WhiskeyRanger3 hours agoThis is a third, longer comment to show how multiple lines scale. Feel free to click the rec button, as it is functional. Well, really it just swaps images, but it at least LOOKS functional. So, that's something, right? Also note that the reply button gets a more prominant place at the bottom left to more easily promote conversation, since that's the whole point. The Rec, Share and Flag buttons have been simplified for a cleaner interface.In reply toWhiskeyRangerCancelSubmit-
Lester A. Wiltfong Jr.3 hours agoIn reply toWhiskeyRangerReply's get nesting, a blue highlight to easily identify a conversation, and an "in reply to" label that can drop under the user name on resize, pushing the body text down. Go ahead, resize the screen.In reply toLester A. Wiltfong Jr.CancelSubmit
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BearsFan1373 hours agoIn reply toWhiskeyRangerAnother reply, this time partially rec'd.
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WhiskeyRanger2 hours agoIn reply toBearsFan137And of course, this is a reply to a reply, with further nesting. Speaking of replys, the reply buttons on the comments are functional, so go ahead and click them. You can't actually post anything, but the post box does come up for demonstration purposes.In reply toWhiskeyRangerCancelSubmit
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PostyMcPosterson2 hours agoIn reply toBearsFan137A further replyIn reply toPostyMcPostersonCancelSubmit
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Ken Mitchell2 hours agoIn reply toBearsFan137And another reply to max out the visible conversation (if hidden convos are necessary). Feel free to click on "View More of this Conversation" below.In reply toKen MitchellCancelSubmit
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HalasChalice1 hour agoThis is a rec'd post, so it get's orange highlighting. While the Youtube/social media embedding functions are quite good, and even the Giphy search has a convieniece about it, the lack of custom embedded images does damage a community like this that often shares images (often self created) to illustrate points, to analyze plays or just for fun.
These are things that aren't, for the most part, feasible with a curated Giphy search. WCG, and I'd wager SBNation as a whole, doesn't have a problem with inapropriate images being posted, nor is there likely to be any copyright issues. And if any issues do crop up, our moderators are alwys on the ball.
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PostyMcPosterson45 minutes agoThis is a new/unseen post, which gets a yellow highlight. Z scrolling function should highlight this. It is semi functional in this mockup, however, my javascript is a little, um, rough, so you need to hit "z" about 10 times before it scrolls to the next unseen comment below this. I tried to trouble shoot it, but ultimately, I just didn't have the time to bang my head against a keyboard for hours trying to figure it out, so I'm calling it good enough for demonstration purposes. Also:
the Sarcasm Font is TOTALLY not missed... hint hint.
Same goes for emojis
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Ken Mitchell38 minutes agoAnother unseen post, this time with table data imported:
QB YDS TDs INTs Trubisky 3138 17 10 Mahomes 4031 26 5 Watson 3852 26 12
This would be a super useful feature for a sports based community. Our members are often posting stats and comparisons that would be much easier to digest if they were in table form. This could be done with either/both a simple table function that allows for setting the number of columns and rows (with an upper limit for each, and a set amount of padding to keep things reasonable/readable) which you can then type data into, or with pasting of spreadsheet data (excel, calc, sheets etc).In reply toKen MitchellCancelSubmit -
Sam Householder27 minutes agoOne last unseen post, just to wrap things up. Thanks for checking this out, and thanks for everyone who provided the feedback that made this possible! I hope this community sourced style reference is helpful to the Coral team, as an idea of where the community would like our comment system to go.In reply toSam HouseholderCancelSubmit -
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