ATS looks much better

a reply to: thedoctorswife

Nah, GOT is an easy one. Just kill everyone else.

originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: thedoctorswife

Nah, GOT is an easy one. Just kill everyone else.

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Everyone? Really? What about phage? Slayer? Is it really gonna be OK to finish off the popular kids?

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a reply to: thedoctorswife

The smarter ones tend to live longer.

Holy [EXPLETIVE REDACTED], this is the single ugliest design change I've seen since...I don't even remember. Fully half my screen or more is blank space with some hideous background I'm tempted to block. Your actual content width would look undersized on a 1024x768 screen.

SO and company, please just make a separate mobile app already, and stop forcing your awful "mobile-accessible" formats on those of us using actual computers. If you keep going this way, this entire site will be unusable on PC, especially as increased display resolutions become more common (I shudder to think how miserable the ATS user experience would be in 4k).

originally posted by: ShadeWolf
Your actual content width would look undersized on a 1024x768 screen.

It's designed to fit that size perfectly.

a reply to: SkepticOverlord

Very nice!!!

Second Line!!!

The smarter ones tend to live longer.

SPOILER: There's another death this season that dispels that notion.

a reply to: SkepticOverlord

I'm using Chrome and have the same issue

J

a reply to: JohnnyCanuck
Found the X...

Seeing a fist constantly shaking at me just makes me angry. Too angry to want to spend any time seeing it while I browse ATS. Also it's not relevant to most of the topics on here. I don't think we need any more angry, agressive posters here on ATS.

a reply to: SkepticOverlord

That's really great!

Went to see "Winter Soldier" last night with my daughter...
I recommend to all Marvel fans... Brilliant film.

a reply to: SkepticOverlord

It's designed to fit that size perfectly.

It doesn't really. I asked before, but maybe it was overlooked. Why not use a percentage and a max-width for the content area? Maybe some @media css for the smaller screens.

Where's all the ads that I grew to love and cherish!

It's not too bad, but having such a small content area is annoying. My screen is 2560x1600 and the actual content is exactly 1/3 the width of my screen. If you want responsiveness, what about using @media for various resolutions?

It doesn't really. I asked before, but maybe it was overlooked. Why not use a percentage and a max-width for the content area? Maybe some @media css for the smaller screens.

Yes. The body width is 1,000 pixels.

A significant enough percentage of platforms/browsers, for desktop, weren't fully HTML5/CSS3 compliant to support media queries and other more advanced options.

In about a week, after some testing. Logged-in members will have the option for a "WIDE-SCREEN" format, that scales between 1280 and 1440.

I know this because I placed a small visibility JavaScript tag at the right margin that also reported CSS3 compliance. Just over 23% of all desktop visitors had issues. That's big enough to warrant changes.

a reply to: SkepticOverlord

Wow! I can see the post I'm replying to now instead of forgetting half of what I wanted to comment on or having
to have a second window open. Yeah!!!

What is the idea with these "OTG" fists I see on both borders? I'm pacifist, and these fists just feel so marxist...

Other than that, the posts themselves do looks great.

a reply to: swanne

It's something that's coming. There will be an announcement about it.

Is there a way to increase font size? Since the change today I am having difficulty reading due to the smaller size.

A significant enough percentage of platforms/browsers, for desktop, weren't fully HTML5/CSS3 compliant to support media queries and other more advanced options.

Right, which is why a percentage and a max-width, (sometimes a min-width), is usually used for responsive layouts targeting desktops. As I recall support for this goes all the way back to IE 7.

@Media comes into play more often with mobile/smaller/newer screens. I think it's supported by all mobile browsers.

I use both on the same sites, the @media over ridding the percentage and max width if the screen gets small enough. It's a hodgepodge at the moment and probably will be for awhile.

Anyway, the new reply function is slick.