 | As part of the recent reader survey regarding Death Note News, an issue was highlighted. It seemed that our RSS feed didn't render well in Feedly. Our resident geeks duly investigated and our findings confused us. The feed apparently worked well for us (see screenshot left). Several of us tried it on various devices and all reported back that it was working perfectly. This was going to be a plea for more information about the issue, when a last minute sweep found it. It's not the front page at all - which is rather pretty and now being utilized to great effect by Matti, thanks for the tip off! - it's the inner pages. Some render extremely well. |
Here's the latest Death Note News article, as seen on Feedly:
However, that only formats well if all of the elements span the whole page. If they take up only a fraction of it like, for example, an image alongside text, then the rendering breaks down completely:
We know what this issue is. It'll stem from the time when Matti altered the CSS coding on the main website to force more room to publish the articles. There's a secondary lift from it, which she's not yet been able to find, which only to date has affected the draft article formatting. Finding it has hitherto been on a back-burner, because that was only us inconvenienced and there were many more important things to concentrate on instead.
Now that we know it's a much wider issue, then it'll work its way back onto the priority list for site maintenance. However, that is like finding a needle in a haystack, hence we hope you'll bear with us here.
Call this merely a heads up that the issue hasn't been forgotten and we can see what you're reporting now. Thanks for that.
Now that we know it's a much wider issue, then it'll work its way back onto the priority list for site maintenance. However, that is like finding a needle in a haystack, hence we hope you'll bear with us here.
Call this merely a heads up that the issue hasn't been forgotten and we can see what you're reporting now. Thanks for that.
