I know that not everyone may want to share their races. You can now set the visibility of your races from your race menu. Just click the “eye” icon. It will change depending on status. Open eye is public. Slashed eye is private. You can flip it anytime.
Sometimes, it is just easier to post an embed instead of dealing with objects and other weird code. Sadly, WebAPP doesn’t support iframe tags. Well, now it does! But, I broke preview turning it on. After some searching, I figured out to get it to work again, while adding in some additional protection. If something doesn’t work, blame the developer. Crud, guess that’s me. 🙁
Reading through my articles, I noticed things didn’t look right. Scrolling through the articles, I discovered that they were out of order. I’m sure it is from consolidating categories some time back. I quickly added a reverse sort to fix the issue, but now I’m wondering if anything is broken elsewhere.
As a side note, I now display a 404 error when a topic category doesn’t exist. I also fixed the image issue with RSS feeds—I was using a bad filter match.
My wife had been asking me the other day when my races were so she could add them to her phone. I wondered if I could automate the process, so I dug in and learned how to create an iCalendar. After some trial and error, I was able to get the file to load properly in Google and iPhone calendars. It even has a name!
I’ve been wanting to a add a filter to the ZX81 program listing for awhile now. That option is now a reality. Based on the filter system I used for race tracking, you can now filter the list based on the program category.
At the same time, I also matched description styles to the front page. Although a minor change, it presents the users with a consistent look.