Recent content by Mr Lucky

As above, you must set criteria on the next tab/s (Apply while... or User field criteria) However one thing I noticed is you have a NEWLY_REGISTERED group . Unless this is different to registered, then it is superfluous as all newly registered users are in registered group as primary (and it...

Yes, that is my desktop wallpaper. However All browsers I have (Safari, Chrome & Firefox) do have rounded corners. Had it just been safari I would agree nothing to do about it - you cannot design for just one browser. Obviously it's no big deal and it only shows when (1) the push notice is...

You set up the user group by going to groups &permissions > usergroups then add group. Then assign as secondary group from within a user’s settings, or else via a promotion or upgrade.

No that is in the user settings. But you should just leave primary as registered group which is the default for new users, then add secondary groups to the user as required, either manually, via promotion or by user upgrade.

My very good friend Dr. Nitpicker just tapped me on the shoulder and says there is something very wrong about the border at the bottom left corner which shows up only if your desktop is quite dark:

If you mean to embed old links that had the unfurl code or [urlthen replace that with embed in the database with a query or else this could be good: https://xenforo.com/community/resources/post-content-find-replace.5748/

Exactly my thoughts. However I have done webp images now on my live site and got a few complaints about missing images. Do these are users with old versions of Safari

It’s a bit misleading because registration options just says administrator

Ah, in each individual moderator settings

I think it has to be an admin by default

What I man by rare is not that you allow guest comments on a blog - that makes sense, but that you would allow them to be published without approval.

But unless you allow guest, then wouldn't be able to post or reply in the other forums. I think this is a very rare situation. ie allowing guests to post without approval

It’s in usergroup permission and not in node permissions

If I was a betting man, and a drinking man, I'd happily bet a pint that this won't happen. As it is, I'll just say that if it happens, I'll eat my hat. Albeit an edible chocolate flavour hat.