Are the colors for new posts/old posts user customizable with the upgrade? It's a little difficult for me to see the difference if a folder has new posts (light blue) vs no new posts (gray).
Are the colors for new posts/old posts user customizable with the upgrade? It's a little difficult for me to see the difference if a folder has new posts (light blue) vs no new posts (gray).
Thanks
Paul
To make it easy on myself, I used the default color scheme for vBulletin and just added our logo to it. I'll look into this. I know it is just a color setting, but figuring out exactly which of the hundreds of color settings it is ...
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There is also an icon that shows on the home page as the first spot in the thread title of each thread when there is an unread post which may help until I get around to looking into this. On the forums page the bluing gray icons are currently the only indicator.
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Excellent feedback, thanks! The gallery conversion is nearly complete since the Tapatalk installation went quicker than we could have imagined. I'll get started on an additional theme as my next priority.
As a stopgap measure, I did color in the thought bubble on the unread posts icon so it is easier to see in the forums page, but once you open a single forum I can't tell the difference between read and unread even on my 27" display.
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An ethical man knows the right thing to do.
A moral man does it.
We are working to come up with a theme design for the site.... And usability / visibility is without a doubt part of the process. Please excuse the mess as we continue the move forward, we appreciate your patience with the process!
First--a thank you and acknowledgement to the moderators for making all of this happen and in a smooth manner.
Feedback wise, not a fan of the colors at all. I have a touch of colorblindness that is making things hard to read. The color scheme reminds me of another sight that has the initials s, m, and c in it's name. I'm a minority and don't want to create any drama, but the colors as they are would tend to keep me away as it does the other sight.
In most instances the font is the same size or larger
In the bottom left corner of the every page on the site, there is a dropdown box for choosing different styles. I put together a style with higher contrast and larger fonts. It's not complete but covers most areas of the site. I also modified all the status icons and muted the grays and enhanced the blues so there is much more contrast. The unread posts icon in threads is now green.
Let's hear what you think. All comments and criticisms are helpful.
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An ethical man knows the right thing to do.
A moral man does it.
Is there any way to make the font bigger with these old eyes the type is a little small otherwise it looks great thanks for all the hard work.
Tom
I did just upload an incomplete theme with better contrast and slightly larger fonts. If that doesn't work for you, you can further increase the font size by hitting CTRL + on windows or Command + on the Mac in most browsers until we get the themes/styles straightened out.
Chr's
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An ethical man knows the right thing to do.
A moral man does it.
I also modified all the status icons and muted the grays and enhanced the blues so there is much more contrast. The unread posts icon in threads is now green.
The higher contrast helps a lot! Thank you. Now I just need to get used to the fact that my threads may be "hot or not".
I created a web site for my group at work. It's very utilitarian and I get ribbed a lot because it's rather plain jane, but gets the job done. The running joke is, "Just put some blue in it and Paul will be happy." My counterpart on the other hand seems to think we work for the Rainbow Coalition and we give him equal ribbing for his color selection. Neither of us has lowered ourselves to the point of adding any flashing text, though.
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