you mean my website? Thank you, yep, i programmed the whole thing and produced all content myself.
The problem here on the platform was that just not enough voices helped with my design fight, so what to say, not even enough lions give a 💩 about design and layout options …
Yeah, I mean your website. You're welcome. Wow! That's cool. Would you say it's easy to produce a site like that?
Well, just a few of us spoke about it but later I had to accept it that way because previously, when I made a long thread with the image in the middle, the remaining text got hidden which I didn't like.
depends how skilled you are with such things. it‘s built from the ground up, no click and drag construction kit. the content is mostly stuff i produced for clients, that‘s a different thing.
If parts of a long thread got hidden or not is a dev decision, it doesn‘t have to be that way. Designing the layout of a post or thread should be a users decision and devs should build for this, but on inleo no more (and i noticed this on peakd also). They set the layout on threads to be fixed and the users have no decision anymore other than a few text fx. By doing this and removing HTML interpretation completely, they even fucked up the layout work of all older posts/treads 🤮
You put in a lot of work there.
I think the final decision taken on this was for good, also, a way to have something different from the blogging layout where we fix images where we want them. What I miss is the HTML for images and text but I still think we can find one that will work since the one I used in my blog posts to write a little "about me" at the end of my blog posts is still intact.
You can only use Markdown and that‘s it, nothing else to be found, meaning no centering possible! I wouldn‘t want much, just to decide to left-align, center or right-align my stuff on my own and where to put it. I also asked about this on the peakd discord and their excuse was the comfort zone of new users and what their used to 🤦🏽 boring conservatives!
PS: Check out Markdown so you know what‘s possible … https://www.markdownguide.org