Change History
New api methods will be announced here. Changes in our data that is relevant to checkers scripts/tags will also be announced here.
Changed By: magma1447
Change Date: January 31, 2026 10:14AM
Re: Checker CSS and helper functions
KaiserVonChina Wrote:
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> I tested a bit and found 2 problems:
> PGC.Icon.GeocacheType("Cache In Trash Out Event")
> does not work.
> There is a typo in pgc-challenge-checkers.css: It
> defines "geocache-type-cacheintrashouteevent" with
> a double "e" for "event".
>
> PGC.Icon.GeocacheSize() is not usable. The icons
> are shown massively distorted as 16x16 pixels.
You are right on both accounts. I have fixed the spelling error, and changed the size of the `size` classes from 16x16 to 45x12, as the images are. Impressive that no one noticed the shrunk size images in the screenshots before (during development).
If there is any feedback regarding naming conventions, or missing css classes feedback is welcome. The sooner the better. Rather change things before there is too many scripts using it.
EDIT: I have changed this in DEV, but not in production yet. But I think I will prepare a release soon to be honest. I just have a few more emails and similar to go through from the last ~12 hours.
Original Message
Author: magma1447
Date: January 31, 2026 10:13AM
Re: Checker CSS and helper functions
KaiserVonChina Wrote:
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> I tested a bit and found 2 problems:
> PGC.Icon.GeocacheType("Cache In Trash Out Event")
> does not work.
> There is a typo in pgc-challenge-checkers.css: It
> defines "geocache-type-cacheintrashouteevent" with
> a double "e" for "event".
>
> PGC.Icon.GeocacheSize() is not usable. The icons
> are shown massively distorted as 16x16 pixels.
You are right on both accounts. I have fixed the spelling error, and changed the size of the `size` classes from 16x16 to 45x12, as the images are. Impressive that no one noticed the shrunk size images in the screenshots before (during development).
If there is any feedback regarding naming conventions, or missing css classes feedback is welcome. The sooner the better. Rather change things before there is too many scripts using it.