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It is indeed strange, as other threads get rendered correctly, even when you add a /P15 at the end of it.

Thanks. Great job! Looks ok now for Chrome on Win7

And it works too! Thanks.

Ah, yes. You are right of course.

I don't know when did i read so much of forum posts. I have read at most 10 posts(other than my ones) since i joined this site.. since then i find about 40% of the posts' tiles are grey every day.. I can post a screen-shot of the titles i see in the list.

You are welcome :)

Nicely discovered. It's there for a few months already :-)

We have made some js changes to fix a similar problem this week. For now it requires a fresh copy of the js file (it's cached in the browser) but tomorrow we will bump the version number so everyone gets it.

[quote author="mariusg" date="1325578817"]We have this fixed in the .js file, to get the fix right now you have to clear cache - or wait for the next release (Thursday).[/quote] Works.

I assume you want to avoid to copy a whole file. You could copy parts of it into the notes, but I believe linking would work just fine. Maybe along with some explanations as to what to look for in the example?

[quote author="tucnak" date="1325097527"]Thank you. I am feeling like idiot)[/quote] Nah, don't. Especially, the docmark feature hasn't tested very well with users and will need some more love. Besides, asking in a nice way is never stupid! ;)

We had some issues with the new look that we will work on behind the scenes - but until it is 100% awesome we have the traditional look up. Good and familiar for everyone :)

It looks like this here !http://db.tt/Y2uZoQJg(iniCodec example)! The extra line with the asterix is not what one would expect. Probably column with issue I can imagine. This would be perfect: @ QString group () const QTextCodec * iniCodec () const bool isWritable () const QString organizationName () const @

That's awesome, looking forward to it!

We're quite close to getting the traditional layout online, had hoped for today even. So in a few business hours we hope this issue will have vanished into this air.

I am happy to push them upstream. My first move was to add this progress bar example I had put on the wiki. I checked out Qt from gitorious and looked in examples/qtconcurrent/ and there was a progressdialog example that does exactly what mine did! In this case, I would have really loved a link to it from here: http://developer.qt.nokia.com/doc/qt-4.8/qtconcurrent.html and a few other places (http://developer.qt.nokia.com/doc/qt-4.8/qfuturewatcher.html for example). I looked in qfuturewatcher.cpp and saw a 'snippet' command, but we should not include the full example inline with the documentation, but rather simply link to it. I would suggest something like an "Examples" section that would appear in the "Contents" menu on the documentation page. Any thoughts on a good way to do this? Also, most examples will have many more than one file. It would be ideal to be able to display them all one one page (like this: http://programmingexamples.net/wiki/Qt/ModelView/ListViewComboBox ). Lets continue with this examples/qtconcurrent/progressdialog example as a test case. Once we develop a system, I'll start working on submitting new examples.

Search goes to 4.8 now. This affects 4.7 as well, so it's a bit of a hack. They will get individual search scopes in the end.

Cheers, for now we will do auto tagging of class names. And when the dust settles we shall look into doing more.

Which it turns out is more or less the same as using the code tags <code>like this</code>.

I've been to much out of the office the last few weeks - hope to see you all in chat come Monday :)