main forum page get new look?

[spatha]

Too me it doesn't look like a message board anymore. If that makes any sense. I like the layout and look of NTL, rpg.net, etc. This new layout is so different than these that I have to say this is the worse change I have seen here yet. Sorry Spoony you do a lot of hard and good work but aesthetically the new layout is not my cup of tea.

 

[reveal]

I like it. It's clean and simple. I don't care what the "latest post" in a forum is because I'm gonna go into it anyway.

Remember, folks, resistance is futile.

 

[Hand of Evil]

EEK! Now that is just wrong!

 

[Enkhidu]

How about changing the sub-forums listing under each main heading from a list style to a true bulleted style?

 

[Angel Tarragon]

Too me it doesn't look like a message board anymore. If that makes any sense. I like the layout and look of NTL, rpg.net, etc. This new layout is so different than these that I have to say this is the worse change I have seen here yet. Sorry Spoony you do a lot of hard and good work but aesthetically the new layout is not my cup of tea.

Couldn't have said it better.

 

[Templeton580]

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[GlassJaw]

Not a fan. Not a fan at all.

 

[Kylara]

Ugly as sin, and illegible to boot. If you are going to inflict this, can we at least have an option to see it in the way it used to be?

 

[reveal]

I'm done with it, but I'm not sure I like it either. The goal is to get rid of the intimidating flood of information on the main page. Now forumhome only shows the main categories and their child forums. If the icon is red there's been a new post.

If you click on a category it will bring up it's section and that will be displayed the way it was displayed before.

Again, the goal is a reduction of clutter on the forumhome page. I'm certainly not enamored to this new look either, so if anyone has any ideas I'd like to hear them. If no one (including me) starts to like it in a few days I'll change it back - no big deal.

Can you make the text bigger at all? That may help the illegibility.

 

[Michael Morris]

Ah, forget, I'm switching it back.