Here's a statement of the obvious: The opinions expressed here are those of the participants, not those of the Mutual Fund Observer. We cannot vouch for the accuracy or appropriateness of any of it, though we do encourage civility and good humor.
Support MFO
Donate through PayPal
To get to MFO home page in non-wordpress menu (newly added option)
Thanks a lot for adding this. I do read the forum directly using the first link to make full use of my screen estate on the laptop and not having a link on the screen to access David's commentary and other home features were a bit of inconvenience until now.
Had you in mind on this one. Thanks for the feedback. Thought of a way to toggle back and forth between views (non-wp and wp), but I don't think the non-header version really needs to be promoted or will be implemented, since it is bare without a header referring to MFO, but it does solve the limitations of viewing width, and various positioning quirks that occur when embedded in wordpress.
I've never seen an IT situation where the technical folks have gone to such efforts to provide so many options to try and satisfy the spectrum of users. You-all are really remarkable!
Thanks, I'm aware of the quirk. Once you click on any link "Discussions, Activity, etc.) you essentially enter the iframe mode and from that point on it is impossible (for me, I've tried to go up the DOM without success it stops at the iframe ) to figure out programatically whether it is embedded or not from within vanilla. The work around was not to make the button recurse and actually work without embedding iframe within iframe. Figured if "Home" didn't appear the first go around it was better than always appearing.
Comments
If you follow the following process you get both Home buttons visible.
Visit http://www.mutualfundobserver.com/discussions-3/
then click on "Discussions" link on black menu bar (belonging to forum software)
Thanks, I'm aware of the quirk. Once you click on any link "Discussions, Activity, etc.) you essentially enter the iframe mode and from that point on it is impossible (for me, I've tried to go up the DOM without success it stops at the iframe ) to figure out programatically whether it is embedded or not from within vanilla. The work around was not to make the button recurse and actually work without embedding iframe within iframe. Figured if "Home" didn't appear the first go around it was better than always appearing.