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Old 11-02-2008, 01:07 PM
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Finally was able to complete testing of the new layout which I hope you find cleaner and a little more spiffy.

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Old 11-02-2008, 02:02 PM
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Tiny glitch here.



This is the display in Firefox 3.0.3; in IE, it displays properly.
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Congratulations Nicko. It does have a more sleek and modern look.
My one concern is that sll the lettering seems a little pale, even a little fuzzy/unclear. Is that because it's not a dark black? I can feel my eyes straining a bit to read it.
And the grey/green framing is interesting but will take a little getting used to.

But really nice work overall!
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Old 11-02-2008, 02:56 PM
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Tiny glitch here.


This is the display in Firefox 3.0.3; in IE, it displays properly.

What is your screen resolution?
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Old 11-02-2008, 02:58 PM
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Emily,

How does the font look now I changed it from the grey to black?
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Beautiful work, I love this new look
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Emily,

How does the font look now I changed it from the grey to black?
DEFINITELY better. But--and this is going to sound weird--is the posting font different from before? The individual letters in posts look a bit squished together which also makes reading less comfortable.
Also, are the avatars somehow less in focus? Yeah, I can nit-pick with the best of them.
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Tiny glitch here.



This is the display in Firefox 3.0.3; in IE, it displays properly.
I'm running that version and have no problem. You might need to stretch your Firefox window, or it's a screen resolution issue as Nicko suggested.

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Keep it wide people (screen size that is)..
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Nice I like it
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Very nice - sharp, clean look. Easy on the eyes.



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Keep it wide people (screen size that is)..
phatch was right, maximizing the window fixed it.
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Like the look, however I still get "Database" errors from time to time at least once a day or so.
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Very nice..thanks
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Took me by surprise at first but then I saw the announcement. I'm one that does get accustomed to things being a certain way yet the changes that have been made here over the last several months have been very easy to accept. It's nice to see a new format role out without many of the issues I've seen and experienced on other forums. Guess I can honesty say that's one of the things that makes CT such a great place to hang out!

Thanks Nicko, Jim and the rest of the CT Mods!
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