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Posted on 18-Feb-2001 19:12 GMT by Christian Kemp17 comments
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As you might have noticed, I did some minor maintenance on ANN's layout and re-arranged a few things while fixing a few inconveniences. What do you think?
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Comment 1John Block17-Feb-2001 23:00 GMT
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Comment 4Johnny C. Kitchens18-Feb-2001 23:00 GMT
Comment 5Han van Gelderen18-Feb-2001 23:00 GMT
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Comment 12Christian Kemp18-Feb-2001 23:00 GMT
MOTD 18/Feb/2001 : Comment 13 of 17ANN.lu
Posted by Christian Kemp on 18-Feb-2001 23:00 GMT
In reply to Comment 8 (the man in the shadows):
> The layout actually works fine on 800x600 unless you are reading a news
> posting that someone has misused the posting features and excluded the <a
> href=""></a> like this article:
I'm also under that impression. I briefly tested the layout on 800x600, and it looked fine to me - I only viewed the main page though.
> If I remember correctly, CK wanted to go for an 800x600 display as much as
> possible.
I try to make the site readable by anyone, but these days it's difficult to fit a lot of content in just 800x600 without cluttering things up or requiring excessive amounts of vertical scrolling. Besides, I'm using a nice 1600x1200 resolution over here, so I sometimes have trouble to think back to the days when I still was on a 14".
> The only time that rule can be broken is if someone does not follow the
> proper posting proceedures. Even though, I will have to agree with you on
> the links section. I think it would be much better to have the history
> links either gone or listed at the top or bottom. Another idea would be
> to put them on the right hand side inside of a table cell.
The good thing about putting them on the left side is that it allows more news to be displayed on the first page (ie. there's more vertical room), and besides it easens up the layout by providing a bit of white space, once again preventing excessive clutter. But nothing is set in stone, and I will consider other options.
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