TRUE or FALSE: Charles, England’s leader, was voted on by the people of England.
edward
joined 3 years ago
Adding the community name is a big help, and like I said, the post title can be there but not canonical. https://lemmy.ml/c/lemmy/post/152773/Lemmy_URLs_should_be_human-meaningful would work just as well as https://lemmy.ml/c/lemmy/post/152773.
But purely title based URLs is a really bad idea. Multiple posts can have the same title.
Also I don’t see the reason why /post/ helps with readability more than /p/.
Just nicer tbh.
https://lemmy.ml/c/lemmy/post/XYZ123 as the canonical url would be best IMO. Then the title following can be optional. But post instead of p seems like a good idea, not too much longer, but helps readability. c instead of community is fine because 1) community is kinda long and 2) the single letter prefix for communities is pretty well established by reddit and among all of its clones.
Edit: comments would then be https://lemmy.ml/c/lemmy/post/XYZ123/comment/ABC456. Really just take the current address and add the community name. Plus the title as an optional path segment for readability.
Hi, I'm a dev from hexbear and it looks like my first UI changes (relating to post listings) were included in this release.
Here are the changes I made:
- Expanded image and body now show below the rest of the listing.
- And also offset to not be under the votes and thumbnail.
- Post title doesn't jump to a new line when you expand the image.
- Thumbnail doesn't disappear when you expand the image.
- Does not apply on mobile since things don't jump around as much.
- Clicking expanded image opens the original in a new tab.
- Does not apply on mobile since you can just long press.
- Instead tapping the image closes it.
- pictrs images now prefer the original format over jpg.
- Rendering split into many functions to improve readability.
- Post actions are now on the same line as the comments button.
- Post actions now show on mobile.
- Comments button made larger.
- Expanding or contracting an image now expands or contracts the body.
I'd love to hear any feedback or ideas anyone here may have.
Do you not know what the ml in lemmy.ml is supposed to mean? It's Marxist-Leninist. This is a general purpose instance, but it was made by "tankies" as you'd probably call them.