Yep... looks like it eats <style> tags too. I'll see if I can relax that.

*grumbles*

I think I've got <style> tags functioning fairly normally now. Give it a whirl.

Working now. Though the cleaner seems to disapprove of CSS rgba(), as my invisible dots are no longer invisible.

Irritating. Try putting down &nbsp; instead of the period, at least for now.

rgba() is fixed now—CSSTidy is a tad musty, but seems to have a bunch of bypass options.

Muchos gracias!

Clicking the "message" link in the bottom-left edge of the posts causes the site to 501.

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Stupid typo. It should be using your user profile id, not the post itself.

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Fixed!

Sękiu.

Also, is there an option to add titles to private messages? It is a bit odd to have titles here in the forum replies but not there.

Done.

I got carried away while implementing message titles.

...long story short, you can now receive an email whenever you get a message on the site. It'll even fill in a Reply-To header for you, so you can respond to the other person and carry on a conversation with them over email. Since I know some people won't like this for privacy reasons, it is optional.

Also, avatars can now be up to 500x500, for fancy background stuff I'm still working on. You can see a demonstration on Rhetorica or Nessari. I'm going to switch away from CSS blurs for efficiency, though; it's really slow on Firefox. To enable this on your own page, upload a larger 500x500 avatar, then enable "user page decorations" on the user profile edit page. (Hint: click "More" next to the submit button.)

Avatar submitted. It's the same, but in its original size: 460x460.

quoting Rhetorica:

To enable this on your own page, upload a larger 500x500 avatar, then enable "user page decorations" on the user profile edit page. (Hint: click "More" next to the submit button.)

According to user reports, yes. It's okay on my end but that's with fairly optimal acceleration. Linux FF doesn't do so well.

By user reports she means me whining and screaming.

Yyyyes and no. My office workstation was suffering noticeably, though it was still a relatively small penalty—but that's because the graphics card in it is a Quadro K2000D with the proprietary drivers, and has absolutely no excuse to chug ever.