Not happening to me. Weird. Are other sites behaving normally for you?
edited 16th Dec '10 2:05:25 AM by INUH
Infinite Tree: an experimental storyHmm...my mistake...it seems to be more of a localised problem. It's happened to the most recent ones in this thread: https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/posts.php?discussion=3i9ck31o6edavevwri8rtja8&page=50#1243
I know I definatly didn't put any markup in my post at least....
edited 16th Dec '10 2:10:16 AM by Bisected8
TV Tropes's No. 1 bread themed lesbian. she/her, fae/faerThe comment bug with white text? I thought that only lasted to the end of your post with colors.
Infinite Tree: an experimental storyNo. It'll take over the entire page.
edited 16th Dec '10 1:45:28 PM by Iverum
dysfunctional human artistryI've been using it with purple in the jammies thread and it only goes through my signature on that post. I guess white text works differently.
Infinite Tree: an experimental storyI might have been wrong, but generally adding comments into markup tends to do weird things.
dysfunctional human artistryI tested it with white and it only included the later parts of my post and signature. Maybe it was spoilertext?
Tested. It wasn't that. Are there other ways to turn text white?
edited 16th Dec '10 2:27:02 PM by INUH
Infinite Tree: an experimental storyI played around with it a bit. In Firefox, the white text only affects the rest of your post. In IE, it whites out the remainder of the page.
Heapers’ HangoutI found out last night that I was responsible for this happening to a couple of pages. Turns out something that in most browsers only turns your post's "edited" message (and sometimes your signature) invisible works on the rest of the page in IE. I reverted all locations where I did it and told Balmung about it, so by now, things should be all good.
^^He was triggering a glitch deliberately, but wasn't expecting it to do anything to posts that weren't his.
edited 17th Dec '10 9:35:06 AM by INUH
Infinite Tree: an experimental story

I can't seen unpothled text without highlighting it....
EDIT: It looks like the effect's more localised than I thought. See below.
edited 16th Dec '10 2:20:44 AM by Bisected8
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