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Okay. Happy it's working now.

Done.

It worked! What did you do differently, if anything?

Embeds fine: https://x.com/SoapOperaNetwrk/status/1392194454971457545 X urls that include "photo" do not embed: https://x.com/SoapOperaNetwrk/status/1392194454971457545/photo/1

I just copied Maxim's tweet URL and this is what I see before submitting this response: This is what it looks like after just pasting the URL: I don't see any issues with the member group settings, which are the same for all registered users. Not sure if this is a browser issue on your end or what it is precisely, but X posts should automatically embed on the new version of the software. As for Instagram, the next update should solve the embed issue after the software provider dropped auto embeds due to Meta's (Facebook/Instagram) API some time ago: https://invisioncommunity.com/release-notes-v5/5014-beta-1-r48/?&do=getNewComment&d=45&id=48

More specifically, the reply button is inactive (grey), but becomes active (blue) when you have something to write/say in response to a post.

If you don’t type anything the reply button is gray. When you actually have something to say it turns blue.

Provide examples/screenshots. What threads?

What do you mean? This embedded correctly by just pasting the link/url.

She directed at DAYS and GH.

"Edit Profile Photo"

Done

Source code as an option was removed completely with the revamped forum software. However, inline code is the best replacement for what most people would need in terms of using HTML.

Thanks! Are You Afraid of the Dark? (Nickelodeon reference)

Glad it worked.

This might be due to a cache issue. I had that problem for quite a while before I turned the boards back online, as it was the kink I mentioned in the notice. The solution is to clear your browser cache, which may log you out of the site.

There's also an icon for this at the end of your user box:

Let me know if you encounter any issues as the day progresses. The same goes for everyone else who might be reading this message.

YouTube TV ruined ABC. They did not disclose any ratings data for any of their news programming and completely excluded GMA3 from reporting during the week of November 3-7, 2025. Further, General Hospital hit series lows in Women 18-49 and Women 25-54, excluding the most recent Wild Card Series preemptions, which, for some unknown reason, factored in repeats into the soap opera's weekly average. Plus, we've been waiting for Total Viewers, which is why we haven't reported the demos for the aforementioned week. All that said, we expect to get all the data out this week for the weeks of November 3-7, 2025 and November 10-14, 2025, if/when they become available to us.

As fans prepare for the highly anticipated second wedding between Cricket and Danny on “The Young and the Restless,” airing Friday, November 21 and Monday, November 24, the long-running daytime drama series is set to rebroadcast the couple’s first wedding in its entirety on Thanksgiving Day (Thursday, November 27), which was originally aired 35 years ago (November 16, 1990). In honor of the celebratory event, cast members Lauralee Bell (Christine “Cricket” Blair) and Michael Damian (Danny Romalotti) participated in a “Look Back” at their characters’ Hawaiian wedding, with the actors providing commentary on various moments from the classic episode, including how the weather impacted scenes, what was going through their minds as they filmed and much more. The last time the wedding episode was broadcast was on June 16, 2020, when the soap opera aired a week of wedding-themed episodes. In addition to Cricket and Danny’s nuptials, the episode also features Nikki (Melody Thomas Scott) keeping a secret from Victor (Eric Braeden). Check out the “Look Back” featurette below. Note: The post ‘The Young And The Restless’ To Rebroadcast Cricket & Danny’s First Wedding On Thanksgiving Day first appeared on Soap Opera Network. Read More

While likely true, nothing has been "confirmed" by the show or the potential actor in question. Everything discussed in this matter at present is pure rumor.

In a revealing two-part interview with “General Hospital” star Maurice Benard (Sonny Corinthos), for his popular “State of Mind” podcast series, Genie Francis (Laura Collins) sits down for a rare and emotional conversation as the two soap icons open up about their new storyline on the long-running soap opera, the state of the genre itself, their decades-long friendship, as well as their deeply personal mental health journeys — Benard on bipolar disorder, and Francis on depression and social anxiety. Disappearing Stigma: Acting on Soaps In an exclusive preview clip released to Soap Opera Network, the two talk about the long-standing stigma around soap actors and why Francis believes it’s finally fading. “I think the stigma is less and less about us with people like Bryan Cranston [“Breaking Bad,” “Malcolm in the Middle”] embracing it and saying it was the most wonderful training ground,” notes Francis, referring to Cranston’s comments about his portrayal of Douglas Donovan on “Loving” during the early days of his acting career. “I think it’s disappearing, I think [there are] enough film actors who have tried to do it and can’t. I think it’s lost a lot of that,” continues Francis. “People very often cannot tell the difference between bad writing and bad acting … You have to have a very discerning eye to be able to see that.” Agreeing with Francis, Benard says, “It’s not fair sometimes, with as much [dialogue] as we have.” “It’s more difficult now than it’s ever been, even when it was live,” elaborates Francis. “It’s harder now because now, I mean, there are days, no takes, and there’s no rehearsal time, and we’ll shoot three or four episodes in one day. You know you’ll be on set for 20 consecutive scenes of emotional stuff. That’s like a marathon. These things never happened before. So, now it’s harder than it ever was.” Watch the preview clip below. The two-part “State of Mind” interview with Genie Francis will be released on Sunday, November 16 and Sunday, November 23, with the podcast available to watch or listen to on YouTube and all major podcast platforms. Note: In part two, Francis’ husband, Jonathan Frakes (“Star Trek: The Next Generation”), joins the conversation. Note: The post “I Think It’s Disappearing,” Says ‘General Hospital’ Star Genie Francis On The Stigma Of Acting On Soaps (Exclusive) first appeared on Soap Opera Network. Read More

In a revealing two-part interview with “General Hospital” star Maurice Benard (Sonny Corinthos), for his popular “State of Mind” podcast series, Genie Francis (Laura Collins) sits down for a rare and emotional conversation as the two soap icons open up about their new storyline on the long-running soap opera, the state of the genre itself, their decades-long friendship, as well as their deeply personal mental health journeys — Benard on bipolar disorder, and Francis on depression and social anxiety. Get Back to Couples In an exclusive preview clip released to Soap Opera Network, Benard talks with Francis about the state of couples on soaps, comparing how things were done in the past to how they are done today, particularly on “General Hospital.” “Let me tell you something. They don’t do couples anymore,” says Benard to Francis, who agrees with him. “If you think about that time when you came back [in the 1990s], and I just started. Sonny and Brenda [Vanessa Marcil], Luke [Anthony Geary] and Laura, Lois [Rena Sofer] and Ned [Wally Kurth], Jason [Steve Burton] and Robin [Kimberly McCullough] … couples were the thing. Now they’re not doing as many. I don’t know why.” “Do you think the pandemic changed it because of intimacy?” pondered Francis, contemplating when things shifted. “Maybe, yeah. I mean, it could be. I truly believe…look I don’t question anybody how they’re doing their jobs, but they should get back to couples. I think that’s what helps,” Benard points out, with Francis agreeing, saying, “Helps it, yeah!” Watch the preview clip below. The two-part “State of Mind” interview with Genie Francis will be released on Sunday, November 16 and Sunday, November 23, with the podcast available to watch or listen to on YouTube and all major podcast platforms. Note: In part two, Francis’ husband, Jonathan Frakes (“Star Trek: The Next Generation”), joins the conversation. Note: The post Soaps Need To “Get Back To Couples,” Says ‘General Hospital’ Stars Genie Francis & Maurice Benard (EXCLUSIVE) first appeared on Soap Opera Network. Read More

The powerful two-part documentary “My Nightmare Stalker: The Eva LaRue Story” is now available to stream exclusively on Paramount+. The documentary tells the harrowing true story of how Eva LaRue (“All My Children,” “CSI: Miami”) and her daughter Kaya Callahan endured 12 years of terror at the hands of a relentless stalker, who, while operating from the shadows, taunted and terrorized their lives with his identity remaining a mystery, even to the FBI. In a gripping account, the Emmy Award-winning actress reveals the constant fear, emotional toll, and the resolve, courage, and resilience it took to protect her family. Eva LaRue, Kaya Callahan Forté Entertainment/Paramount+ In addition to LaRue, the documentary also features conversations with LaRue’s family, including her brother Louie LaRue, publicist Anthony Turk, friend Max Tucci, former technical advisor for “CSI: Miami” and retired homicide detective Michael Scott, FBI special agent Amy Whitman, and retired FBI special agent Mike Pizzio, among others. Forte Entertainment produced the documentary for See It Now Studios. Andrea Gabourie, Mitchell Gabourie, and LaRue executive produce for Forte Entertainment. Stephen Scott directs, with Sarah Sharkey Pearce serving as writer and producer, and Kim Creelman as supervising producer. For See It Now Studios, Susan Zirinsky and Terence Wrong are executive producers, and Aysu Saliba and Cara Tortora are supervising producers. Check out the trailer below. Note: The post Two-Part Documentary ‘My Nightmare Stalker: The Eva LaRue Story’ Is Now Streaming on Paramount+ first appeared on Soap Opera Network. Read More