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Amiga News and Community Announcements => Amiga News and Community Announcements => Amiga.org site announcements => Topic started by: on March 12, 2004, 02:37:08 PM
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As you might have noticed, the banner display has been moved to the top. This is specifically to fix "issues" (not really bugs, more like complaints) with different parts of the site's layout. Specifically, it lets us get rid of the right column on the forum and other pages where the editor would normally push the page width out beyond 800 pixels wide.
Like it?
Hate it?
Let us know...
Wayne
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It works for me!
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I like it i find it grabs your atention more when its at the top of the page and is the best place for the ad. :-)
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I like it.
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Looks good, always nice to have more screen real estate :-)
If I may make a suggestion, though:
If all the banners are the same size, how about making a subtle border or something around them to integrate them into the AO header?
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looks ok for me. :banana:
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I think the page is shaping up real good. Still would like to see that space (under the red/orange pointer) on the left disapear tough. And as Blomberg said, a border for the ads would be nice. (The Elbox banner looks good thanks to its border)
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Its getting better :-) Will the gallery & polls be moved to the right?
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Good move.
The site design is really shaping up now. pity that people complained at the initial stages. These things take time.
Whilst the old site design was nice I think the current one is better.
On another note, is it just me or has the amount of flamewars also decreased?
A good sign. :-)
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On another note, is it just me or has the amount of flamewars also decreased
Apparently Doomy is on vacation, or the ban actually worked or something.
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That smiley frightens me...
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redrumloa wrote:
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That smiley frightens me...
I brought it here, I love it!
:banana: :banana: :banana: :banana: :roflmao:
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A subject of discussion or conversation.
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Please try to stick to it :)
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Yeah the ads look much better there, good choice.
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Yep, that's a good place for them. I am sure it will come in due course, but as Blomberg said, it would be cool if it was more integrated with the main banner.
It's quite exciting spotting all the little improvements being made!