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Hi, It's a problem with your resolution. The number of items per row in the grid adjusts based on the resolution, just like in the previous version. For example, on a 1920x1080 resolution:

I'll look into that, and if there's a problem, I'll fix it in the next update.

It's possible that this field wasn't transferred; if that's the case, you'll need to enable it in your account settings -> Preferences. After that, NSFW entries will be stored directly in the database (rather than on a separate page), and you'll be able to submit an NSFW romhack.

Will fix it in the next major update.

A feature for redirecting entries will be added in the next major update. You'll just need to provide me with the URL to redirect.

Normally, this issue has already been fixed. I personally haven't had this problem since. Try logging out, clearing your browser's cache, and logging back in.

This problem is fixed. I've also added a few other things, such as: - Activity feeds—when you visit someone's profile—now also appear on the main site. - Search functionality has been improved with Meilisearch for entries, news, games, and authors. - Play online is now enabled by default on...

The hashes for 441 entries were reimported using a much more lenient regex rule, at the expense of the filename. Many appear to have been marked as “Unknown” because they couldn't be found in the latest No-Intro and Redump databases. I also imported the DAT files from OpenGood.

The feature has been fully restored. All entries now include a “Share” button with a link to rhpz.org. The link format has changed (since the entry IDs have changed), but the old format is still compatible with the entries.

There could be several factors behind this, such as Hostinger, which is far from being the best hosting provider. (The site now runs on a Hetzner VPS.) Also, WordPress is a champion when it comes to making requests left and right. So if you’re not careful, you could easily end up with a page...

Dont worry, this problem will be fixed tomorrow.

@Simone D. Alemanno I've added the option to enter hashes manually using the “Provide hash manually” button. I also think I'll be able to run a script over the weekend to migrate even more “lost” hashes from the old version.

Problem fixed on new entries and previous ones. There was too much HTML encoding, lol.

Are you sure it's not the old descriptions that have this problem? Or, if it happens after every change, tell me which character causes it.

In markdown, you must add two spaces after your line, or add a backslash at the end of the line.

Added margins for paragraphs. In markdown, to make paragraphs, you must have a blank line in the editor.

For now, this was the easiest way for everyone to get used to the new form and upload the hashes correctly; I'll add the option to enter a hash directly later. It's on my list of improvements. :)

Don't worry, nothing is broken on your end—that's normal. As for the grid, this has been fixed in the responsive version; the grid should now be scaled down. For the entry descriptions, we're switching from HTML to Markdown, and inevitably, when it comes to images or other specific features...

Since many people just put their hashes on the box any old way—or didn’t use the format we were using—unfortunately, quite a few hashes couldn’t be recovered. Maybe in the future I’ll try to do it again with a simpler rule. That’s the price you pay when new versions change radically—things...