January 5, 2005
When Did This Happen?
Wow, when did this feature pop into Movabletype? Admittedly, I'm usually using Safari at home and not doing much personal blog stuff at work, but could it be the combination of Firefox and MT 3.14? I just checked out a MT 3.11 install, so it must be 3.14.
That said, I don't usually use any of the buttons I did see. I might use the blockquote and the upload file though.
Posted by tien mao in Blog-ing, Tech at 9:12 AM
I can't find anything in the changelog, but I did notice something similar when I started using Firefox as well.
Safari unfortunately doesn't support the "rich text" style edit fields. Maybe in 2.0.
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at January 5, 2005 11:15 AM
i dont have that in firefox. i must have a different version of mt. btw, typepad has a ton of buttons.. in safari too, if i remember right.
Posted by: rachelle at January 5, 2005 3:22 PM
WHA???? I don't see that at all and I always use Firefox.
Posted by: corie at January 5, 2005 8:15 PM
Typepad/safari only has insert photo and insert file buttons. They added more buttons (lists, spell check) recently that can be used via netscape, firefox and IE.
Posted by: joe s at January 5, 2005 11:02 PM
it's only there in mt 3.14 and also in firefox on a mac.
Posted by: tien at January 5, 2005 11:08 PM
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tien: it's only there in mt 3.14 and also in firefox on a mac.... {read on}
joe s: Typepad/safari only has insert photo and insert file buttons. They added more b... {read on}
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rachelle: i dont have that in firefox. i must have a different version of mt. btw, typepa... {read on}
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