Another question, though my native language is not English, it’s a little hard for me to describe: I write this a lot in my patterns: ‘1st’ instead of writing ‘first’, and also ‘2nd’ instead of ‘second’, ‘3rd’ instead of ‘third’ and so forth.
The Ribbuild mode is giving me the 2 letters behind the number in the same size as all other text. I would rather have those 2 in a smaller size. Now it looks like I’m writing ‘1 stitch’, instead of ‘first’.
I hope this makes sense !
Is there a way how to do this ?
Which browser and device are you using? You should stay logged in so do let me know and we’ll check this further.
Regarding the writing style, I get your point although I think it would be rather tricky to implement. I have logged in your request though so we’ll check and see if it’s possible!
Yes, it’s only on Ribblr.
It’s the same odd thing with email, all of your email comes into my spam folder, instead of my regular inbox. (even after replying emails, when I first had contact with Lir, about joining Ribblr)
My computer knowledge is not that wide, and I can off course work with logging in each time, and checking my spam folder daily, but it’s odd.
I am using Chrome on my laptop and my Samsung Galaxy Note 9. Every time I click on a pattern or something else to look at or read, it kicks me out and I have to log back in.
I’m not sure what email you are using, but on most email platforms if you go to your spam folder and see email that isn’t spam you can check the box in front of it and at the top above your spam email there should be a box you can check that says not spam. You may have to do that a few times as it recognizes that it is not spam. I have to do that occasionally for newsletters I sign up for.
Thanks for your advise, I’ll see if I can change that. I still have emails coming in through spam as well as through my regular inbox. I use Gmail.
It’s not a huge problem, as I check both daily.
I think that Gmail is a little tricky in terms of its algorithm, I think each individual’s spam folder is different based on previous behaviour of the user. In many ways, it’s too clever. It assumes what you might define as spam. They also sort out emails automatically by tab - main, social and promotions, I think.