Gary Lewis

We need to think through the structure of the forum and any sub-forums. (The way I understand Nabble's sub-forum idea they would be like Engines, Interior, Tires, etc. But, there's a good discussion of that here.) Man, oh MAN! What I would give for the ability to create a bulleted list with indentions right now!!!! But the way I'm thinking is we would have something like: Engines: 300 Six Windsor (265?, 302, & 351W) 335 Series Diesel 385 Series Transmissions: Manual Auto Etc But, we need to look around at other sites and see what we like of how they've done it.

Hadn't figured that out, but I knew something was funky as the view count last night was far higher than I expected it to be. Ok, I need to keep a list.....

Yes, HTML coding/tags do work in the sig. granted that is a pain for the user, but it shouldn't be too big of a deal since you don't do it often at all. But, I still haven't found a way to do bullets or indention. 😩 (However, the ability to use the emoticons w/o having to go into advanced mode is a big help.)

Also, there's something funky about the "Insert Image" button. I have trouble getting it to work, or maybe I don't know how long I'm supposed to wait. Or when to click Close. 😳 Oh! Cool! Nabble appears to take the standard iOS emoticons: 👍😳😈😂🎉😥😘🙁🎊 Another issue is with my avatar. What you see now is a corner of the picture showing my twin-snorkel air cleaner for Big Blue. But, when creating an avatar you have to go through the crop step, and on this iPad it won't let me move the crop window. 🙈 And, there's the signature. I don't see any way to jazz it up by making things bold, bigger/smaller, etc. But there is an option to use HTML, so maybe there is a way? 🤔

Let's document the problems, issues, and concerns we have with Nabble here. One of mine is formatting, and this appears to be what Nabble gives us: H2 made things bold. Let's try H3. Nope, that's smaller bold italics. But, there's an "I" thingee for that. H4 is H6 But, there are no bullets and no indenting. This may be a serious problem.