Dave

I found some missing features in IPS / IP.Board (I seriously don't know why they renamed it to IPS) and decided to create some small plugins to help fill those gaps. In the spirit of giving back I've posted them both on the marketplace: Restrict Code: Allows you to specify topics within forums to disallow viewing code blocks for certain user groups. We use this in the "Free Modifications" sections to try to drive registration conversions. https://invisioncommunity.com/files/file/9291-restrict-code/ Copy Code to Clipboard: It's no surprise that MakeWebGames has a lot of code blocks, but there was previously no ability to easily copy this code. IPS just had pretty normal <pre> tags. This plugin adds a neat button to enable you to copy the code easily. https://invisioncommunity.com/files/file/9290-copy-code-to-clipboard/ If you have any other feature requests for these boards please post them in the "Feedback and Site Support" topic: https://makewebgames.io/forum/23-feedback-and-site-support/

PHPStorm is an awesome choice if you have a little money to spend, otherwise something like VSCode with some plugins should suffice.

This is great to see! Do you have a demo game anywhere running this version?

I did update all the posts from old.makewebgames.io, however there are most likely some links in signatures and messages which won't have updated. If you find those specific links let me know and I can update them.

As Kyle has said IDE's normally provide this, you could also use an FTP client with a text editor. https://panic.com/transmit/ - Paid https://cyberduck.io/ - Free Text editors: https://code.visualstudio.com/ https://www.sublimetext.com/3

I want to try retain relevant content in the correct boards, that's why I've left the majority of the content in it's original posting place. Do you have examples of topics with broken links?

My good IRL friend is a great illustrator and could potentially do this for you. What's your budget and do you have an example of the style?

Damn right! Did you password work as well? Not sure if people had to do password resets or it would just magically work.

That's great! Looking forward to seeing your game.

TORN recently released an iOS app that adds notification support and it's great. I think apps are pretty important in today's gaming market.

Welcome to the forums, I hope someone is able to help you out with your issue.

How do you block out all the annoying noises around you when you're working? If I'm programming I have the music on but I'm not actually listening to it, it's just there as a nice distraction.

Paha I read your signature the other day and laughed to myself. Seems the joke is going full circle. I've watched hals moving castle and that's as far as my anime goes.

Random off topic posts about some code in a screenshot haha. I really like the Material One Dark theme for PHPStorm:

Considering your layout seems to be created from Torns why not take inspriation on how they do their responsive site?

Sounds like a plan!

Currently IPS turns everything that looks like code into fully fledged code blocks. I think we'd need a custom plugin to do anything else.

Everyone knows true gamers play on PC

Post a screenshot of your current theme? I've done a fair few desktop to mobile game jobs in my time.

We also have a discord you guys are welcome to use!

This browser / tool seems pretty helpful, just shared it with my team here at work.

I've been playing this game quite a lot, I think it's really fun and got good mechanics. Anyone else playing this game? I'm playing on PC if you wanna team up.

It'd be a better idea to make your second "mobile" theme actually just a simplified responsive version of your main theme. Using fluid breakpoints you can ensure people are able to view the website well on any device, be it a huge iPhone XS Max or some tiny Android phone. This also helps ensure you don't end up with empty space when trying to specifically target break points.

I personally play torn.com and it's pretty fun, they have a huge player base and seem to be doing rather well. So I believe people do definitely play them, there's just a lot of competition with all the other genres of games.

Makes a lot of sense! I keep going into making an app and never finishing them. I've tried in React Native and Flutter so far, maybe the next one I'll try in NativeScript.