- Got rid of the privacy icon sprite and all that stuff. Instead of a key, I'm now showing something that takes a lot less CSS, and should work on any device: an inverted 0xb6 (paragraph) character. Plus, flat design! (index.member.css, privacy.png) (privacy.gif got deleted earlier today, should have done it in this one.)

* Some extra CSS for an upcoming commit. (index.member.css)

* Privacy icons are now shown the same way as smileys are, i.e. they align with their current neighbors, but this also implies some HTML changes, which will be coming soon. (index.member.css)
+ Privacy! (index.english.php)

* Colons! (index.english.php)
! Wuthering header fix for oldIE. (Wuthering/extra.css)
+ Added $().title() function to allow for HTML tooltips using the mini-menu system. I'm committing it separately mostly because I want to keep my options open: I'm not sure this is such a fantastic feature. Perhaps setting a trigger timer would be best, but it might make the code more complicated. Or, showing the tooltip on the right rather than the top, but... This time, the CSS would be more complicated. (script.js, index.css)

! While I'm at it -- fixing <dl> tags imposing a hidden overflow just so they could clearfix, when I really should have applied the proper clearfix mixin here. (index.css, sections.css)
+ Now, increasing the select box code by 5%, THAT I can accept, if it allows me to add support for the 'multiple' parameter in dropdowns! Seriously. (sbox.js, index.css)

@ An interesting feature that I cooked up and isn't part of the 'official' HTML description of <select multiple>: just add a class named 'single' to any option that you want to be 'exclusive', i.e. clicking it will automatically 'unclick' all other items. I've never used so many 'single quotes' in a sentence before.

@ There are still a few rough edges: multiple selected items can be rendered with multiple .selected classes when opening a select box; also, there is currently no keyboard support for a 'multiple' dropdown, you can only open and close it without a pointer.
+ And finally, THIS is the BIG ONE, the high point of all my last couple of weeks' commits. Go to your profile summary, click any heading that has a privacy icon next to icon, and you get to choose who can view said information. You can choose multiple (yay!) groups and/or lists, or just one of the simplified settings: guests & members, just members, or just yourself. (Profile.php, Security.php, Profile.template.php)

@ Privacy settings are only applied on public profile pages, so any other area that shows that information won't bother. I'm thinking, maybe the search feature allows you to access some of these details, so I may have to find a way to ignore forbidden settings, but as I'm currently storing privacy data into the members table, I'm not sure I can do that easily. Soon I'll be porting privacy data to a new table, I just need to think of its structure or something... I need it to be extendable (extensible?), obviously.

@ The tooltip indicates who can see what, but it's still quite limited to the first of all items in a privacy setting, *and* it won't tell you what group or list exactly. Whatever...

! Contact list save button wasn't translated. (Profile.template.php)

+ Using the new $txt[':'] system in the Profile template. Must use it everywhere else! (Profile.template.php)