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Maybe a good initiative could be to add an advice to new posts: "Please add some captions to videos". This is for we the non anglophone, that can read English but no hear it.
I'm using the facebook login.
Before clicking the link I have to login to facebook and then close the facebook window otherwise your login returns an error.
I cant really post my comments please help it says enter two words but I cant see those words
Thank you
tl;dr- current layout: thin sliver of screen that is lain out as
picture
text
next step >>
could be lain out like this:
picture text
picture text
...
which is more efficient and conducive to a more fluid experience.
ifixit looks slick, for sure, but their business model looks pretty different from what they have here. Selling parts vs. advertising makes for a much cleaner interface.
Step-by-step projects go picture(s)-text-picture(s)-text.
What browser are you using that doesn't allow you to bookmark pages?
Or have you just not noticed the"favourite" buttons?
Where would you prefer to see it?
I think that it would be better if it's larger and/or in the info collumn
1. Write a multiline comment
2. Use mouse to place cursor at the end of a line you just wrote
3. Fail at last step and try again
4. Succeed in doing so, depending on how close to the last letter of the line you clicked
5. Being curious, try again
6. Fail in reproducing the glitch
- Search for something
- Open an instructable at any results page other than 1
- Decide it's not what you were looking for
- Go back (as in back, this works for most browsers)
- Wonder why you arrived at page 1 of the results
- Try to remember where you were
This has been a nusiance for a real while now.
A lot of our ads are managed by Google, but there's a condition that they must not be too annoying. If we know the campaign, we can
throw something pointy attalk to the Google people.Pay attention to what you're doing when it appears - if it appears a lot, maybe you need to turn pro to be able to do that thing? If money's an issue, you can turn pro by posting a cool project and seeing if it gets featured - featured projects earn pro memberships.
Does that exist? Did I miss it?
You know it occurs to me that the Instructables site could use a sort reference section whereby you could find such things as a list of cameras that have a remote socket; places to get materials; workshop tips; don't try this; etc etc.
Right now I am looking for:
(1) The cheapest camera that has a remote socket.
(2) A place to buy large sheets of polarizing film.
(3) A place to buy small glass tiles of a particular size.
A reference area would be FANTASTIC. where to get items or what to use instead of etc would be extra effort for those that know,but even a reader could add something if they knew where to get it.
Instead, you have three general ways of getting your information -
> Start a forum topic about your question.
> Ask a question in the "Answers" section.
> Find a forum or website dedicated to the topic you are interested in.
The first two tap directly into the members' own knowledge, which is broad. Th last will need google.
If you automatically organized (or allowed us to do so) our favorite ibles!
that would help so much with my nearly 200 favs!
thanks!
(or is there a setting for that i haven't found?)
The ones that want to be mosquitoes, but don't actually rate as highly as a gnat?
. Be careful, little boy ... she bites. <snicker>