Firstly. There seems to be a problem on mine and other vB4 forums that I know, in which the caron diacritics for ǎ, ǐ, ǒ, and, ǔ display as though separated (it displays fine over ě, though). See the attached image to know what I mean.
The odd part is, is that it only looks that way when viewed through Chrome and Opera. It looks fine if you're looking at the page on IE or Firefox.
What is Chrome and Opera doing for it to affect it like this? You can view these carons fine on other websites on said browsers, so what is the conflict?
I still don't quite understand, but adjusting the font should solve the issue. But that's only a band-aid fix. I SHOULD be able to use any of those fonts, like I am able to when viewed on IE and Firefox.
Logically, all fonts should support all Latin diacritics, and it seems that it is not always the case, but that hardly appears to be the issue when displayed correctly in other circumstances.
The caron splits from the letter in the both the Georgia and Verdana fonts. Again, I would like to understand why this is font-related, but also a browser-specific issue.
Also, as a separate question, I have sort of retconned my website. As such, I have deleted the old members but kept the base idea of the site active. I have also had to delete a number of bots, unfortunately.
However, any new members I add are added by the next available user number (e.g., let's say there were 30 members before I deleted them, the new member receives the ID number of 31).
Is there a way to reset this count?
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