I'm not too crazy about the new front page either. With the ads being on the right hand side it makes the front page look too busy.
That's so funny! I hardly ever check the front page. I have the live posts bookmarked and access from there. Yesterday I clicked just to see what was there and noticed the change...and it threw me off too!
But I like it. I also like the way the submitting posters avatars show now.
And why do you hate right handed Spoofeers?
Are we not like you left handers?? We type on a keyboard, move the cursor around the page with a mouse and turn our computers on/off just like everyone else.
We have been looking at your left sided ads for years and not once have we complained! I am sickened by your lack of tolerance of RH Spoofeers.
RH Spoofers Unite!!!
Every RHer send SharonL a PM (Remember to type it using ONLY your right hand) and express your distaste with her LH attitude.
He's a Rh Spoofeer no doubt.
There's a RH on all of us...sometimes it takes a bit for it to come out.
RH Rules!
Thanks for the opinion on this. Really helps to get feedback.
Let's keep it on the right side (hot coupons/ads) for now.
I noticed many sites that's probably done the research on usability (google, cnn, etc.) has the main content on the left / ads to the right.
I think it might be a little hard at first to get use to any change, but I think this will be a good one over the next month / new visitors.
Don't know how many newbies your gonna get with the site lagging and running so slow these days. Might be time to upgrade. Just a thought. :convinced:
Don't know how many newbies your gonna get with the site lagging and running so slow these days. Might be time to upgrade. Just a thought. :convinced:
The problem to my eye isn't whether ads or coupons are left or right, but the wide margins which appeared on the front page. Maybe the margins were there all along, but it seems more pronounced now.
I'm viewing the site on a wide monitor (1280 pixels wide), and it looks as though the table that sets up the front page display has a hard-coded width (is it 880 pixels? or am I reading the code wrong?) The result is a crowded feeling, with margins wider than the column the Hot Coupons appear in (that column looks to be 155 pixels). This happens in both IE7 and FF2.
If the table width were changed to a relative width, in terms of percents, I think readability would improve. Did you code this on an XGA or a WXGA? With those column widths, it probably looks perfect on XGA.
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...If the table width were changed to a relative width, in terms of percents, I think readability would improve. Did you code this on an XGA or a WXGA? With those column widths, it probably looks perfect on XGA.
Is this before or after you apply the hanweigh?