BUG: Clicking on screenshot thumbnail doesn't expand them

[Zeblote]

Clicking on the screenshots doesn't expand them anymore. If you edit the thumbnail link and remove the .thumb part you get a popup window that asks where to save it instead of displaying the image in the browser, so that may be the problem.

[Zeblote]

Does even read this forum? Screenshots still can't be viewed...

[Optera]

This bug makes uploading screenshots to present your mod somewhat pointless.

[Mooncat]

I think I have found a way to make it works...
1) Select the thumbnail of any image by just clicking it. The orange boarder may not be shown.
2) Click the mod's thumbnail.
3) The selected image will be expanded and the orange boarder is shown.

Obviously it is an implementation failure (i.e. a bug). But the devs seem to be busy on fixing bugs in the game itself. So I would give them some more time.

[HanziQ]

Another part of the problem is, that I was tasked with the mod portal despite not being a web developer and I really don't want to deal with all this stuff unless I absolutely have to - like fixing critical bugs. If we don't find someone else to do it, I will probably eventually get to it.

[MobRules]

Another part of the problem is, that I was tasked with the mod portal despite not being a web developer and I really don't want to deal with all this stuff unless I absolutely have to - like fixing critical bugs. If we don't find someone else to do it, I will probably eventually get to it.

This explains a lot, actually. Hope you find someone who wants to do web development to do it!

[Mooncat]

Yea, that explains a lot. I know that feel bro. Take your time. Hope you find a web developer.
And thanks for fixing the 10 unused files bug.

[steinio]

Another part of the problem is, that I was tasked with the mod portal despite not being a web developer and I really don't want to deal with all this stuff unless I absolutely have to - like fixing critical bugs. If we don't find someone else to do it, I will probably eventually get to it.

Please NO!
This don't sound very professional and i beg you please don't fiddle with thinks you don't understand.

This is not a website of Emma's butterly collection - it's a money earning game with sensitive data of users who payed and registered.

I would suggest to hire a professional web developer to make it right from beginning.
In data protection laws are no alpha state.

Greetings steinio