Forum maintenance upgrade - 02/09/08

MarkE

Acceptable in the 80s
Jul 20, 2003
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Firefox seems to give a different issue to Safari though. In Safari it puts the notices directly after the header instead of on the line below. With Firefox it just seems to put scroll bars in. :shrug:

Same thing in Chrome (which in fairness is still in Beta anyway). Everything fits just fine in 1280 pixel screen width but the notices are over to the right by themselves. Hadn't even noticed until just now.
 

lunalupi

...is not a bloke!
Jul 29, 2006
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Wiltshire
As much as it pains me to say this, there is a bug in Apple's Safari browser which causes the max width of the forum to be incorrect. I will speak to the coders in due course and see if they can work out what the problem is.

IE (on pc) and Firefox (on mac and pc) appear unaffected.

Further to my problem I found yesterday:

I use Firefox 2, on a Laptop with a 15" screen.
On this thread, the 'notice' box at the top has set itself waaaaaaaaaay over to the left of the rest of the forum, I have to scroll accross an entire screens width to see it.

On other threads though (General Chat for instance), it's fine!

Rest of the thread is all laid out fine though :)
 

m0rk

sarcasm comes free
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May 19, 2001
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lots of little tweeks tonight, less wasted space etc hopefully (esp at the top)

more to come, but with only a couple of hours a night in the week it's little by little.

more stuff to come in the weekend that would be classed as 'plugin'
 
one thing, may have been mentioned, i am sorry if it has but can a 'forum home' button be added to the top of the page like on the old style site. ie next to the user cp and F&Q's buttons

Just click the header... Much easier than a button... ;)


Have had a look through and one big thing that I don't like is the thread icons. I think they are too big and they are kind of confusing... Well not confusing just hard to tell what is new and what is not. I liked the old icons that had the flame over the normal 'no new posts in this thread' icon, instead of the different coloured icon it is now.

That's my opinion, I like the rest!
 

DPJ

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Dec 13, 2004
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I realise you're working on this...........
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m0rk

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May 19, 2001
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Clanfield, UK
yup - cache issue.... i've changed files that you have a copy stored locally.

we'll be adding a "home" button once one is drawn - just a small oversight when we specced it
 

markmeus

Mark Graham
Jun 9, 2007
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Ohh I'll be glad to see the return of the home button. I didnt even realise it had gone untill I found myself going to the top left of the screen to get back to the main forum and then then wondering why I felt something was missing.

Then I began to think was there ever a home button.

Funny how the mind takes things for granted untill they're gone.

Also like how you've removed the white bar at the very top and bottom. Much better use of space!
 

m0rk

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May 19, 2001
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Clanfield, UK
;)

Still things to do, but it's getting there now.

I liked the time saying the last post was "5 minutes ago" etc btw :D
 
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