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Thanks everybody in the devteam, this is what I always wanted! (Except for 1.3, of course)

Great stuff!

Got it, thanks! Very humble post, thumbs up for that, too.

Of course. Just use a table prefix. You set one when you install the forum.

Edit: Dang, beaten by 5 seconds ^^

Testing never speeds up a release.

But it can lead to higher quality.

Sometimes accompanied by a function which lets the higher admins view all edits of a post in chronological order

If there is no unique class for the table in the Top10-box, add a class (of your own) to the table-tag in the plugin's .php file.

<table class="mytable">

Then specify in the css file something like:

.pun .mytable td {
  cellspacing: 0;
  border-collapse: collapse;
}

With Opera, you don't need a hack to make it work right. You need to remove the hack you used to make it look right in IE. Validate your site using the tools W3C provides, that's a good start. There is both an XHTML and a CSS validator.

Well I for one am also fed up with computers. Mostly because of hardware issues. But I think the problem lies in that we build our own computers from components. There are no (extensive) tests or compatability checks before the build, and that's why all of these little or big problems keep popping up.

I'm either going to buy a new pc from a large manufacturer like Dell, or follow my artistic vein and buy a Macbook. I recently bought a Mac mini for my girlfriend, and it's a really sweet machine. Everything just works.

Mark: I wasn't totally clear, what I mean was of course progress reports from the devs, on 1.3.

Yes checking the activity in the repository is a totally different thing from a progress report.

I agree with pogenwurst but at the same time it takes about 2-3 minutes to write up a quick "what's going on"-post. Even if it's just "Totally busy right now, haven't had time, the dog just barfed on my keyboard..." or whatever.

Google for "htaccess" for example.

In fact, if you had used a seach engine for that question instead of posting it here, you would have had an answer a lot quicker, plus intructions on how to do it.