People kept using the site suggestions thread for forum suggestions, so I thought I'd make a seperate thread for the forum.
People kept using the site suggestions thread for forum suggestions, so I thought I'd make a seperate thread for the forum.
Found a tiny little thing while looking in the entertainment forum, there is a line missing between the flame and the text in the LFS forum.
It's supposed to be like that. The vertical line is only for subforums.
Check this out: http://forums.finalgear.com/#general-discussion
is there a way so as to only show unviewed posts since the last time i visited, not every unviewed post from previous sessions?
No. You'll need to just start getting used to using the "Mark Forums Read" feature which will clear that list out. It can be found in the quick links at the top or at the bottom of the forum home.Originally Posted by wingnutsc
If the forum text looks too huge to you (like for me) I've put a Firefox+Greasemonkey script here:
http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/6133
1600x1200
1920x1440 is my regular rez. Here's what it looks like: PIC
Doesn't it look like rubbish?
Woah, indeed it does.
Have you tried hitting control + 0 (reset font size to 100%)?
That is at 100% font size in Firefox 2.0. Screen DPI's not what is assumed to be in Windows -- I'm running at a higher dots-per-inch setting (about 135 dpi). Windows usually is around 96 dpi.
Turns out vBulliten uses points instead of pixel heights for fonts.
No it doesn't. Look at the CSS file. There's only one or two font size declarations that are in pt form.
And it's not my fault if you're running a higher DPI.Best I can suggest is you press control and minus a few times to shrink the fonts.
BTW, have you tried Stylish? It's like Greasemonkey, but meant strictly for CSS rather than Javascript. It's a lot easier to code for if you're just hacking away at how a site looks.
I did, as well as slap it through Firefox's DOM Inspector. I ended up adjusting the CSS styles for the P, TD, TH, LI, STRONG, and TEXTAREA tags as well as the "tcat," "alt2," "bginput," and "bigusername" CSS style classes.
Besides, the Font zoom options affects the browser and doesn't carry over to new tabs. If I pull up, say, Slashdot, I don't have to do any major font adjustments. Spacing adjustments, though....
I looked at it, and said "I might as well just use Greasemonkey anyway."BTW, have you tried Stylish? It's like Greasemonkey, but meant strictly for CSS rather than Javascript. It's a lot easier to code for if you're just hacking away at how a site looks.
Not a big problem i guess but i just noticed that on the vB code page one of the things is in the wrong place.
It says YouTube Video with Custom title twice, once for the google code.
Oh, whoops!
Custom User titles?? Or is that reserved for moderators?
It was decided in another thread that only moderators should be able to set them.
My avatar works, but my sig doesn't.
You have to enter [sigpic] or something like that in your sig where you want it to show up.My avatar works, but my sig doesn't.
I'm going to turn off that feature though. Having people use ImageShack and the likes is just easier.
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