5 May 2022: Site Update
Posted: Thu May 05, 2022 6:50 pm
A few changes have been made to the website. The most notable change will be the artwork for the Levels. As the problem set continued to grow, the number of unused images in reserve was beginning to become depleted. Consequently, they have been replaced with a more colourful, interesting, and sustainable set of images that should last us many problems into the future.
For some time it has been possible to pin problems that you find interesting and/or would like to revisit. Perhaps less well known was the ability to show the details of your pinned problems on one page by viewing the Archives page. The link is found just above the table of problems on the Archive page. This is not a new feature, but we thought it would be useful to let members know, in case you were unaware.
Due to the size of the problem set growing so large, an unfortunate, but necessary decision was previously made to remove the ability to view all problems on one page. The amount of data being generated to display every problem had become unreasonably large. A number of members were naturally disappointed that this feature was removed. So, they may be pleased to learn that a compromised feature has just been introduced. If you are viewing all problems on the Archive page in ascending order by ID, there will be a link to display all the problems on the current page. For example, if you are viewing page 1, then you can display the details of problems 1-50 on a single page. We shall have to monitor this to ensure that it doesn't consume too much bandwidth.
For some time it has been possible to pin problems that you find interesting and/or would like to revisit. Perhaps less well known was the ability to show the details of your pinned problems on one page by viewing the Archives page. The link is found just above the table of problems on the Archive page. This is not a new feature, but we thought it would be useful to let members know, in case you were unaware.
Due to the size of the problem set growing so large, an unfortunate, but necessary decision was previously made to remove the ability to view all problems on one page. The amount of data being generated to display every problem had become unreasonably large. A number of members were naturally disappointed that this feature was removed. So, they may be pleased to learn that a compromised feature has just been introduced. If you are viewing all problems on the Archive page in ascending order by ID, there will be a link to display all the problems on the current page. For example, if you are viewing page 1, then you can display the details of problems 1-50 on a single page. We shall have to monitor this to ensure that it doesn't consume too much bandwidth.