ClassicCar

@dummy Can you provide more detail on your problem with the signing in? I did say in another discussion the other day that we will be moving to signing in on the forum page itself, but we have other things in the queue in front of making that change.

Roy - and here you are, posting. Potentially about cars rather than the look and feel of the site. Isn't that the main thing, other than the subjective opinion of the colour? Also keep in mind, this forum is part of a larger site, it is not a standalone web property.

@denverslim We're not going to ban you, but these posts of yours are hitting redundant territory. We have tried to help you all through this, but you bite our hand at every opportunity. Again, to repeat something I said last week, the old forum was new once, and you got used to it. And for all your "bitchin'", again, you are posting here successfully and talking cars. And you're a car guy, right? You don't ever read manuals or how tos, you just jump on in, read nothing and hope you don't make a mistake? I don't think so.

@rambos_ride Hey Dan. Thanks for the post, the understanding and the suggestion.

I'm not sure about that part of the login process, so I'll ask the devs. Unlike you I'm not a programmer, I have an editorial background, any tech I know has been learnt swim-or-sink-style working on various websites over the years, and running my own (i.e. doing everything myself) for the past two-and-a-half years.

I understand about the difficulty of username and passwords. I have hundreds I need to use, and without some sort of help, I would be lost. I keep a heavily coded master document somewhere with all of that, plus in-house here we use a password service called LastPass which works well, and is either free, or $12 a year for the 'pro' version.

Anyway, let me get back to you on the cookie thing. By the way, and I'm sure as you know, most browsers have a username/password remembering facility built-in - they too work well and could lighten the login load for the forum members.

Also of interest, Vanilla, the new software program we switched too, is quite widely used. At last count it powers forums on 537,686 sites.

@OldHudsons Try instead clicking the "Attach a file", located just below the box where you type your post. Find the image you want to insert, and then Click 'Post Comment'.

Testing again...

@oldhudsons Excellent. By the way, if you want to insert the image to appear big in your post, this is how.

1. After you've attached the image, and saved the post, click 'Edit'.
2. Go down to the thumbnail, and you'll see the option "Insert Image". Click 'Post Comment', and the big image will display.

Like this:

Classic never goes out of style. Hurray to old car makes and models.