Release #90

[markf]

Release #90 is live!

New features:

• Sticky posts: There's now an option on the Update page to "Make sticky post". Selecting this option will cause the entry to show up as the top entry to anyone who views your journal. This works for both personal journals and communities. You can only have 1 sticky entry in each journal; if you attempt to post

Comments

Future-dated stickies still possible

[fiddlingfrog]

It's still possible to have multiple future-dated stickies, in addition to the single new-style sticky you can have per journal. The Post an Entry page only checks to see if an entry should be a delayed entry when you first hit Post. This means that
1) Your existing future-dated stickies will stay right where they are, at the top of your journal, until you re-date them to move them away.
2) If you want new future-dated stickies you need to post regularly without changing the date. Then, edit your new entry and change the date to something in the future. That's it, no more checkbox to "Date Out of Order" needed.

[fic_faery]

This information would be a lot more accessible if it was in the body of the post... or if you had a subject line to really make it pop instead of just some bold font inside the comment.

[bluesuit_handy]

Ahahaha, am viewing in custom style - that is the subject line. LJ's own people aren't using the default comment pages, and assume we aren't, either. Really says something about the usability of your product when your own support staff doesn't want to use it.

Suspect you realized this and were being sarcastic, but found it too funny not to comment on it.

[fiddlingfrog]

Actually, I am using the default comment pages. I'm just using a couple of Greasemonkey scripts to give me back the subject field and preview button.

[arturi]

And there is a new checkbox ‘Do not add to friends pages and RSS’.