You've done a lot of fine tuning here already and it looks like you're getting most of the kinks worked out. The font and text spacing work pretty well for me, though I usually view at about 120%. There's still enough white space to let things breathe a bit. And I wonder if some members don't realize that they can probably more easily adjust magnification by holding the Ctrl key and scrolling their mouse wheel. Another issue that the new site seems to have fixed is that it now won't display a 3000 pixel wide image full size in the post. That always ground my gears when I had to scroll side to side read text that was posted with the oversized images. Geez... There must be something I can gripe about. OK. How about this. I think I like the bigger avatars, but I'm not so crazy about the member info popping up so quickly when the cursor touches them, Or even gets close to them. Is it possible to have maybe a 1 or 2 second delay before the info pops up? It would just make things a little less "blinky-flashy" when you happen to be scrolling down the page with the cursor on the left side of the page. I know. First world problems, right?
Ryan---I'm lazy by nature and something of a smartass. While I see the small avatar on some of the threads it makes me wonder if the number of the post attributed to the small avatar could be provided. Sometimes I go back to see if I was at least reasonable when I added my 2 cents worth---otherwise, I'm just pretty OK with the new format. Usually, I go through all the posts at least twice before I locate my feeble contribution. Like I said I'm lazy.
On my Windows based browser, you can adjust the text size larger by pressing the "Control Key" and the "+" together. You can make it smaller by substituting the "-" key.
My question is how do you determine when you were on the site last. With the old vBulletin software, it gave you the infomation in the upper right corner of the screen. Like: Welcome, fordcragar. You last visited: Today at 08:24 PM Private Messages: Unread 0, Total 82.
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