My browser / operating system: Windows NT 10.0, Chrome 75.0.3770.100, No Flash version detected

This is the full page of site… Forum looks cooler now, huh?

Please fix the forums, ST.

How often has that happened to you?

CatsUnited wrote:

How often has that happened to you?

Very rare. strange thing now im just having server problems

Hmm. A few friends have also been able to reproduce whilst I can't. However, I am getting server errors.

Banana

I was gonna bump but you post so I can write this easier now:


What about this? This is scarier.

Woah.. Probably the CSS page of Scratch is inaccessible. Could it be a problem with your ISP? Try clearing your Browsing History and Cache.

Whoa. This bug never comes to me — but I saw your operating system. It's the exact same with me as well. The ST needs to see this, a little kid will get scared and call 911 that is a problem for Scratch since it is full of kids.

It happened to me too!

kysk219dhsaek102 wrote:

It happened to me too!

Proof:

kysk219dhsaek102 wrote:

kysk219dhsaek102 wrote:

It happened to me too!

Proof:

Oof :ı

Does the page you're viewing exist?

Banana

I can reproduce this:
https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/356096/?page=2000

D-ScratchNinja wrote:

I can reproduce this:
https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/356096/?page=2000

woah

D-ScratchNinja wrote:

I can reproduce this:
https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/356096/?page=2000

Just realized, this is no bug or glitch, the webpage is doing what it's supposed to do.

This only happens when you access a page that doesn't exist correct? Well if there are no posts, then think about it. Do you know how the top of a page and the bottom of the page of a topic are similar? Well, since there are no posts, the “Discussion Forums > Suggestions > edit variable” at both the top and bottom of the page are overlapping each other. Same with the “Follow Discussion” button, except they aren't overlapping each other but you get the point.

I am pretty sure someone else has figured this out, but yeah.

I felt really smart earlier figuring that out, but I just realized that was kinda obvious.

Scratch---Cat wrote:

http://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/356096/?page=0

What…? This really is a weird bug…

LuckyLucky7 wrote:

Scratch---Cat wrote:

http://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/356096/?page=0

What…? This really is a weird bug…

Whenever you add "?page=0" to a forum topic link,
this happens.

banana439monkey wrote:

Hmm. A few friends have also been able to reproduce whilst I can't. However, I am getting server errors.

Banana

Whenever I boot up a project on my Raspberry Pi, it does the same thing.
I don't know if it's Chromium, My Raspberry Pi, or the site.
I use Raspberry Pi 3.

EZ-Games wrote:

D-ScratchNinja wrote:

I can reproduce this:
https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/356096/?page=2000

Just realized, this is no bug or glitch, the webpage is doing what it's supposed to do.

This only happens when you access a page that doesn't exist correct? Well if there are no posts, then think about it. Do you know how the top of a page and the bottom of the page of a topic are similar? Well, since there are no posts, the “Discussion Forums > Suggestions > edit variable” at both the top and bottom of the page are overlapping each other. Same with the “Follow Discussion” button, except they aren't overlapping each other but you get the point.

I am pretty sure someone else has figured this out, but yeah.

I felt really smart earlier figuring that out, but I just realized that was kinda obvious.

No, not really, there's meant to be space for the elements to not clash.

Banana

It happened to me when I put an emoji that wasn't supported