QR baker+ here. Found via >>>/qrb/42418 after seeing posts on QR and asking about them, that was the hint I needed. Thanks for helping anons stay focused.

>>53

For truly, I say to you, if you have faith like a grain of mustard seed, you will say to this mountain, ‘Move from here to there,’ and it will move, and nothing will be impossible for you.

>>311

>Attractive presentation and quality editing matters when the site aims to compete with MSM.

This is true. We have many of the raw ingredients already. I'd like to help push this further, maybe this will be a better place to coordinate.

>>853

>How can I see those posts so I can click on the link?

See >>821, another anon posted the text above. You could also use https://qresear.ch to search for them, or turn them into clickable links using the post IDs, like this: >>>/qresearch/9524563

So what is it exactly that is being launched soon?

Is it this? http://167.172.234.14/rss.html

The content here is good (especially giving a wide view of multiple sources at once) but I have to say the format of this page doesn't work for me as a news source. There is too much going on, and each feed gets a small box that doesn't really allow seeing the articles in any kind of context.

>>912

>Need to over-ride the SSL encryption so the http style XML links can be read.

This probably isn't going to work, browsers don't like mixed content these days. At the minimum you will need to find or make an https: version of these links.

I suggest building a real aggregator instead. This means the back-end of the site would fetch articles from all the news sources in the feed, and then display them all in a filterable list without using page frames and sub-sections.

Two other benefits of this approach: you fix the http/https issues, and the site also functions as a permanent archive of all the content that has been collected.

>>934

>I just need to change my htacess perms for babyfist.tk to not force https by default if you go to http site.

You need to go further than this, otherwise the site will still be broken for people who visit it using https. Serving pages over https is still a good idea for user privacy, and modern browsers are starting to warn about non-http sites.

>>939

>>I suggest building a real aggregator instead.

>Do you know how to do that?

I do, I helped out with wearethene.ws. We went with 100% custom code for that site since nothing like it existed at the time (an aggregator using human-curated data from a chan board as a data source).

For this project you could probably use more off the shelf tech since your inputs are a bunch of RSS feeds. A Wordpress site would be one way to go, there are plenty of existing plugins that can import RSS feeds:

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=wordpress+rss+importer

Then you would have each feed going into its own "category" and set up different kinds of archive pages in the theme for different categories, groups of categories, etc.

>>942

>I will review. I have a WP testing enviornment.

Good luck. Let me know if I can help further.

>>939

>It won't work. The rss widgets use the http protocol and didn't load under https.

One way or another these need to be changed to https. If there isn't a replacement feed available using https, then this can be done using a PHP script on the server which acts as a proxy.

>>959

I would do it how you did: leave the quote alone and continue capitalizing normally (i.e. not capitalizing black or white) outside of the quote.

I think some inline footnotes like "quote here" [1] are also missing in this op-ed.

Good article.

>>967

I will bet you any amount of money that they didn't do the same with White.

All lives matter. We are witnessing a coordinated attack against our unity regardless of race.

>>972

Delicate. Maybe you could build up to that.

>>1225

>>1227

input { display: flex !important;}

That's the CSS rule that is causing this. Not sure what it is supposed to do, doesn't seem like it does anything other than break the checkboxes so it can probably be removed. If it stays it should be limited to the scope where it's intended to work.

>>1228

https://github.com/babyfist/danpu-theme-8ch/blob/eb9ba23fa6a90c4db5721c20adbeeb736be0a6b0/abcu.css#L233-L235

>>1237

I guess you're asking why quotes are bold?

because it says "bold" and "italic" in this part:

https://github.com/babyfist/danpu-theme-8ch/blob/eb9ba23fa6a90c4db5721c20adbeeb736be0a6b0/abcu.css#L106-L120

test:

>quote

<reverse quote

>>1247

looks like it's the same section where it says color:#1E2D3B!important;

when I disable this rule in the browser inspector, the quotes go back to a dirty green color

also, the fonts only look the way you wanted for people who have all the fonts you're using installed, see the screenshot I posted

you can sort of fix this in css but that means people's IPs get sent to google fonts and pages load slower and blah blah blah. better not to change the fonts too much on a site like this.

look out for an email soon. I have a lot of demands on my time these days but maybe I can help out some with the tech-heavy stuff.

test

>>1291

it worked!

I don't think you can post a tripcode and a capcode at the same time?

>>1292

thanks for the board. see you all next thread to continue making the news great again