[Ninja Duck]

So when can we expect to see the gallery working?

And the arcade, for that matter?

This post has been edited by Ninja Duck: 13 November 2007 - 01:12 AM

[barend]

everything is great BUT>>>>

(aside from my home computer which has a giant wide screen) it's too big to fit on the screen at work which makes navigation impossible. I feel like I'm drunk. the bad part of drunk. on a ship in a storm. there's no autoadjust.

[Deepsycher]

Still a limitation with searching for characters lesser than four.

Is it possibly for you to remove that limitation please?

[Chefelf]

everything is great BUT>>>>

(aside from my home computer which has a giant wide screen) it's too big to fit on the screen at work which makes navigation impossible. I feel like I'm drunk. the bad part of drunk. on a ship in a storm. there's no autoadjust.

I currently have it set to 800pixels wide which is very small by today's standards. What resolution is your monitor at work?

Still a limitation with searching for characters lesser than four.

Is it possibly for you to remove that limitation please?

That limitation has to exist for searching purposes. There are just too many three letter combinations to search that it would make searches a lot longer and would use up a tremendous amount of system resources anytime anyone does a search.

The four-letter-minimum is pretty standard in most database-driven search online.

[barend]

I currently have it set to 800pixels wide which is very small by today's standards. What resolution is your monitor at work?

1024x768

Trying to find an online solution.
In the control panel, what is DST Correction?

ALso I think your banner at the top might be stretching things out of proportion.

This post has been edited by barend: 26 November 2007 - 05:33 PM

[Chefelf]

Huh. I'm on 1024x768 with no issues. The banner is only 800 pixels wide.

What browser are you using?

[Spoon Poetic]

I've had that problem on a few different school computers, too; just to let you know Barend's not the only one with this going on.

[Chefelf]

Hmm. If you could all send me info so I could narrow it down (operating system, browser, resolution) I will try to fix it up.

[Deepsycher]

I see that problem on Internet Explorer. It still scrolls sideways.

I notice that the problem doesn't appear on Firefox. I don't mainly use Internet Explorer here to browse, other than to check some frequent connection problems over timeouts, so it wasn't an issue for me to state that earlier.

This post has been edited by Deepsycher: 26 November 2007 - 07:20 PM

[Spoon Poetic]

Yeesh. Let me see if I can remember. Sometimes on IE it worked okay, but a lot of times there was side scrolling, and the monitors were all kinda big, but not widescreens. In the Mac lab, where the screens are bigger than any tv I've ever owned, it works on Safari and Firefox Alias fine; but on the smaller Mac monitor (like a regular old fashioned monitor from the late 90's) it does the sidescrolling in Safari, too. That's all I can really give ya right now, sorry.

[Chefelf]

Oh crap. I just caught a glimpse of it in IE. Leave it to IE to not understand how to properly parse HTML.

I'll fix it up in a little bit. Thanks for letting me know.

[barend]

there's 2 banners.

one below the other, and the lower is 1200 across.

I'm using Internet explorer.

I don't go in for all this starfox or whatever.

[Chefelf]

Well if you use firefox you'll find it looks perfect. Of course, that may be because Firefox has the amazing ability to read standard HTML code that was defined pretty clearly in the mid-90's.

[Chefelf]

Okay, I just changed the code. I put it in very simple code that even Internet Explorer can understand. My obscure complicated tags like <table> and <div> were just a little too complex.

[barend]

Thankyou...

I looks bootiful.