Yes i thought this aswell, its kind of shitty now.
The only way I know to get back to the root of the sub is to click any of "hot" "new" "pop" or "top".
It was great for posting more than one link into a sub, back-to-back.
Yes i thought this aswell, its kind of shitty now.
The only way I know to get back to the root of the sub is to click any of "hot" "new" "pop" or "top".
It was great for posting more than one link into a sub, back-to-back.
If you're losing your mind I am too.
Whew. Glad I'm not alone.
Yeah I noticed that there was no where to click and now have to delete the URL down to the sub if I want to get back which is exactly how I want a website to work.
It is just like the issue with the 'NEW" button at the top for sorting order that corrected. The sub name on the top right bar is still a link, but it isn't clickable because the "pointer-events" attribute is set to "none" instead of "auto".
This is likely a bug, so may want to mention it in just in case.
As a workaround (in case it isn't a bug), you can use custom CSS via a browser extension like Stylus (not Stylish, that one steals personal info) and you can change it to be "auto" so it can be clicked again. Adding this to your CSS for this site will make it clickable again to return to the main sub page.
div.sidebarlists.head
{
pointer-events: auto;
}
This is likely a bug, so may want to mention it in just in case.
Great idea. I'll link this main post there.
Like all good things, gone but never forgotten!
What were we talking about?
Yes that was a thing. It was removed.
https://i.ibb.co/rFHMdmM/image.png
fix this. It's very hurtful.
Also besides this, yes you are losing your mind. So take the med goy.
It's fixed! check before making useless demands.
So take the med goy.
Which one?
You can still click the sub title in the middle at the top, or "hot" "new" etc....
You are correct on this but you still might be losing your mind.
You can still click the sub title in the middle at the top, or "hot" "new" etc
That's the workaround I've been using.
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