Central Square

Jantra - right click and select "Open in New Tab".

Jantra - right click and select "Open in New Tab".

I am aware of that. in other forums I visit if you click the link rather than right click it opens in as new tab.

I'm a man of simple pleasures.

CTRL + click should be the simplest solution on PC

CTRL + click should be the simplest solution on PC

That is still extra work

CTRL + click should be the simplest solution on PC

That is still extra work

As was typing that reply...

I'll investigate this issue when I get around to it - not sure when though! in the meantime please struggle on folks!!

If you have a wheel in the middle of your mouse click that instead

I'll investigate this issue when I get around to it - not sure when though! in the meantime please struggle on folks!!

Depending on which version, instructions in the knowledge base here (or presumably equivalent version of knowledge base for the version his is running).
https://www.phpbb.com/support/docs/en/3 ... w-windows/

Make sure you refer to the correct version though. Either way, it states that the change will only work for new or edited posts, and not be applied retrospectively to older ones.

1st Tower crane under construction today - perhaps 2 more for this site? or maybe just another 1 for the other building. Anyway great to see progress! and this the last month of Marland house!

There is an application in for Plot 2 of Central Square -

http://planning.cardiff.gov.uk/online-a ... 773847.pdf

It doesn't add anything much to what we already know but it is interesting that the application to increase the height by one storey is due to recommendations by the DCfW and Cardiff CC Planning Officer. The rationale is that the increase in height will mean that the occupiers of the top floor of Plot 1 will not be overlooking the roof area of Plot 2.

The planning app has a few interesting pictures of models of Central Square and if adhered to the offices over the proposed bus station (particularly towards Wood Street) will be substantially taller than the BBC building, Plot 1 and Plot 2.