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NEW LOOK FORUM: Please be patient

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Looks heaps better.

 

Well done to all involved.

7 hours ago, dee-luded said:

thanks to those at demonland for doing the work to keep this site up'n'goin.  thanks all.

 

well played... b.o.g.

Hi Demonland; not sure if its what you intend,,, but can I suggest ? that the quote text size is made a wee bit smaller, (just a tad for room) & that the 'avatar side personal section ' be made smaller,   & the "quote" "edit"  bottom section be made smaller,  so we get to see more posts from the monitor viewpoint ?

 

cheers Andy & Nash

 

Huge job guys. Well done and a very big thanks for your dedication and efforts.

The single most productive 24 hours of my adult life.

 


I like the shiny new buttons 

Love the new layout. It's amazing on mobile. Haven't checked it out on a computer yet but I'm sure it's good. 

Peter Jackson approves  :pj:

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3 hours ago, angrydee said:

I liked the old red and blue throughout the old site. But nevertheless it looks good and thus far easy to use.

Well done.

You haven't adjusted the theme at the bottom of the site. I'm going to force the change on everyone and then if you want to go back to the generic look you can change it manually at the bottom of the site.

 

Oooooh much better after finding the theme button at the bottom. Was very ho him about it until then.... Now cue Big Kev.... I'm excited!


That was the longest couple of days sitting around thinking of something productive to do, ever.

 

Where is this theme button you speak of? I've looked at the bottom, and cant see anything.

Unless I'm mistaken, there are two changes, one of which is throwing me:

- no longer possible to Like your own post (OK ... can live with that ... probably)

- the thread no longer automatically scrolls to the first unread post. (or am I missing something?)


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6 minutes ago, faultydet said:

Where is this theme button you speak of? I've looked at the bottom, and cant see anything.

Bottom of every page on the site. It's text that says Theme. Click on it and select Demons. If you want a generic coloured one for browsing at work then choose the Safe for Work theme.

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2 minutes ago, bing181 said:

Unless I'm mistaken, there are two changes, one of which is throwing me:

- no longer possible to Like your own post (OK ... can live with that ... probably)

- the thread no longer automatically scrolls to the first unread post. (or am I missing something?)

It's very uncool to like your own posts.

Are you referring to the homepage or from the topics list?

If the homepage I am working on that. I have to change some code and it is alluding me at the moment.

If you are referring to the topics list the to the left of the topic there is a solid circle (or star) that you can click that will take you to the first unread post.

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2 minutes ago, Demonland said:

Bottom of every page on the site. It's text that says Theme. Click on it and select Demons. If you want a generic coloured one for browsing at work then choose the Safe for Work theme.

I thought the safe for work theme hid BBO's posts....

8 minutes ago, Demonland said:

Bottom of every page on the site. It's text that says Theme. Click on it and select Demons. If you want a generic coloured one for browsing at work then choose the Safe for Work theme.

Thanks for that.

Mine was just a tiny, unlabeled box, that seems to have fixed itself now.

 

So it pretty much only allows the banner at the top? Its the only change I can see.


43 minutes ago, Deestroy All said:

That was the longest couple of days sitting around thinking of something productive to do, ever.

 

I tried talking to random people in the street about which first year players are likely to debut in 2016 but no one would listen.

Thanks for the dedication and hard work.  It is very much appreciated. 

One question - am. Missing something or are the post numbers within a thread missing?  No big deal. 

1 hour ago, Demonland said:

It's very uncool to like your own posts.

Have to adjust my Sarcasometer ... my apologies.

Thanks for the other info, and the work overall, much appreciated.

 

Perfectly happy to 'go with the flow'.  The work that the Administrators do behind the scenes to keep the site up & going is very much appreciated.  Not really sure what I did with my spare time before I discovered Demonland.........

 


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