Forum Upgrade / Maintenance

[Webmaster]

SinoDefenceForum gets a makeover! I hope everyone likes the change.

Also, now you can reach the forum with following domains as well:

ChinaDefenceForum.com
ChinaDefenseForum.com

Any issues, please report here or use the contact us link at the bottom.

Thanks and enjoy!

 

[bd popeye]

Looks weird..I guess I will get use to it. I can't see the list on the top of the page. You know members list, new post, search..etc..Also the page is even now wider..I can't see about an inch of the right side of the page no matter what I do.)-: Oh well

 

[tphuang]

sorry, but I kind of find it hard to get adjusted to this new layout. The colours are a little strange for me.

 

[Webmaster]

Whats wrong with the colors?

bd, try now. The navigation bar is at very top, right side of the logo.

 

[bd popeye]

Whats wrong with the colors?

bd, try now. The navigation bar is at very top, right side of the logo.

Thanks for fixing that navagation bar..The colors are ok. I just like the old colors better that's all. I will get use to it!

Hey I can see the whole page now! Thanks!

 

[Gollevainen]

I think what is wrong with this, is that the sections arent narrowed and bordered adequatly. It seems like blank page with text and after few secconds of looking you start noticing that its forum of some sort...and still, lot of white and only little yellow...looks like we've run out of money or something...too cheap if you know what I mean.

 

[Webmaster]

Made some changes, not as much 'white' as it were before.

Also, keeping it simple seems to be the trend these days on the web as far as web design goes.

 

[Londo Molari]

Ahhh its refreshing to have a change of layout

Thanks for your continuing efforts. May I suggest changing the yellow color of the bar between posts... it conflicts with the overall color scheme. Maybe a shade of blue or gray.

 

[Undead Yogurt]

Would it be better to have a poster's user info appear on the left side of each post instead of on top? This would shorten page lengths considerably. I think it is a good general website design principle to minimize scrolling for users whenever possible.

In Internet Explorer, the top navigation bar is faulty if the user has set font size to "larger", as I have done.

In the picture resize bar, saying a digital image "weights 65KB" is not proper English in two ways. In any case, do we really need that info bar? Maybe it would be simpler to just put a noticeable border around any pictures that have been resized? It is more intuitive to click on the picture itself to enlarge it than a bar on top of it.

 

[Webmaster]

Forum upgraded with great new features and new theme.

Post any issues or comments here.

Thanks and enjoy!