Forum layout
- Robotaz
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Forum layout
I find distinguishing one comment from another to be a painful and slow process. They all seem to flow together. The only way that I can tell them apart is by looking for the faint color changes, due to comment breaks, above the avatars, which being on the left makes it even more difficult.
What about more profound background shading changes from post to post? Or a solid line between posts?
Maybe I'll get used to it, but for now I have to set aside too much time to really peruse the forums. So basically I don't get to come by as often as I'd like.
What about more profound background shading changes from post to post? Or a solid line between posts?
Maybe I'll get used to it, but for now I have to set aside too much time to really peruse the forums. So basically I don't get to come by as often as I'd like.
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Re: Forum layout
I don't have a problem. The posts are light blue with a white line between them and more importantly the title is in dark blue and bold at the start of each post. The first post uses the title and each post after that starts with Re and the title. The big font and the darker blue make each post pretty obvious in my opinion.
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Re: Forum layout
I thought the avatars were on the right.
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Re: Forum layout
Did you come from another forum that just had a different layout and are not used to this one yet?Robotaz wrote:I find distinguishing one comment from another to be a painful and slow process. They all seem to flow together. The only way that I can tell them apart is by looking for the faint color changes, due to comment breaks, above the avatars, which being on the left makes it even more difficult.
What about more profound background shading changes from post to post? Or a solid line between posts?
Maybe I'll get used to it, but for now I have to set aside too much time to really peruse the forums. So basically I don't get to come by as often as I'd like.
Has this ever been an issue for anyone else?
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Re: Forum layout
No.
tbh its one of the clearer and easier to read layouts...
tbh its one of the clearer and easier to read layouts...
If you can read this you are too close to your computer screen....
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Re: Forum layout
This was my always my thinking.....village wrote:No.
tbh its one of the clearer and easier to read layouts...

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Re: Forum layout
Wait. There are other people writing stuff on here as well as me??

Seriously, I think this forum is clearer than plenty of others.


Seriously, I think this forum is clearer than plenty of others.
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Re: Forum layout
Do they have those in Kentucky?highway62 wrote:Specsavers.

I have used other fora* with more contrast, but this one is fine IMHO.
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Re: Forum layout
Amor Vincit Omnia wrote:I have used other fora* with more contrast, but this one is fine IMHO.
*Just for the grammarians! curmudgeons

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Re: Forum layout
I can barely see the blue, and only if I move my eyes to directly in the center of the screen. In most sitting positions I cannot see it at all. I have 20/15 vision so I don't need glasses. Looking more closely, it's the signatures that make it hard for me to see. I can usually scan the posts on a forum page in 10-15 seconds. It takes minutes for me here.
I guess it's just me. That's why I asked.
I guess it's just me. That's why I asked.
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Re: Forum layout
Wow. I feel dumb for not reading the manual. I can see perfectly now. Thank you very much.highway62 wrote:you can actually turn the signatures off in your control panel