changes to the header

lisab

Yeah it's kind of...disorienting!

But change is good. Generally. Except when it isn't. But *this* change - it's good!

AlephZero

Greg said "emulate" IP8 OK, not "do". Maybe there's a bug in the emulator that makes it better than the original.

Joking apart: I get the same as Stdiot with the same system specs (IE8, Win XP SP3 + all MS security patches installed, 1024x768 display) but different physical hardware - so it's not a Dell-specific problem.

Greg Bernhardt

Yeah because of differences in OS and updates, I can't truly emulate what your environment is. Keep the updates coming.

Greg Bernhardt

I've put the breadcrumbs back under the nav. For many threads it was just too big to fit in that space. Hopefully that helps those who were having troubles.

Gad

And I was thinking I need to get some sleep. :p

If you would lift the quick links up a bit it'll be perfect--they're positioned on the seperation line, I assume they should be in the light gray space, if so, don't bother this post.

Edit: It's because of the zooming.. That's weird, I remember changing the focus sometimes without this change in positions and overlaping.

berkeman

At home with Vista SP2 and IE9, my laptop has no problems right now. That matches my work PC that had issues earlier. Did you fix it?

Greg Bernhardt

I don't know, you tell me :) I put the breadcrumb nav back where it was. I think that was the problem.

berkeman

Good from home; will check from work in the morning. Thanks Greg.

Evo

On the homepage, the "stay connected' box is at the top, can you move that to the bottom and move the Scientific American links back to the top? It makes more sense as I would want to view the article links daily, but not options.

Greg Bernhardt

So you read the articles? I moved it to help boost social media numbers. I could move active users down?

Evo

Lol, yes, I sometimes read the articles. Nah, if you're trying to drive traffic, leave it. I can find the articles.

Studiot

PF now look normal again.



Thanks.

cepheid

Hello Greg,

I find that if the window width is made too narrow, the login info appears superimposed on the site logo, as shown in the attached screenshot. This is in Chromium Version 20.0.1132.47 on Ubuntu 12.04. I'm not sure if there is any way around this problem though.

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Jimmy

Positioning the logo on the left side would help. I did that myself with a user stylesheet.

edit:
If you can find the custom.css file for chromium, try placing the following CSS in it:
/home/username/.config/chromium/Default/User StyleSheets/Custom.css

Greg Bernhardt

Don't view on a tiny screen :D

Monique

I don't get it, it just looks messy.

x2791258

THIS! Also, when one minimizes one of those boxes, shouldn't it stay minimized when refreshed? Well, it doesn't. (I already created a topic about that, but no answers so far)