Rad, thanks for the forum update!  It looks snazzy.  

I was getting ready to compliment you on the brighter (white) background look, but see you're reverted back to black.  I can live with that.

But, I wondered if you can make the font-size just slightly larger?  Not necessarily as large as the old board, but it would make it easier to read, if that is possible.  I can't seem to adjust it myself with the IE text size option.

Secondly, as a cleanup suggestion:  Why not move/fold the last "General Discussion Board" as the 4th topic in the Radified Community Boards?  It could be renamed as "Non-Ghost Related General Discussion Board" or something similar.  That way when you get the first page you clearly see the four forums in a logical order.

OK.  Found the template option, and thanks for your work and the great forum!

Ghost4me + Rad

I played around with the text size/template setting--I added the BiggerText template (Just so you know it's not a *Ghost* in the system   ! )

Rad

Quote:

Backup and give it a go!  Restore if it tanks on you!  That's my *Ghosting* motto (or should that *Model*?!

Quote:

I wondered if that was going to be an issue!

I plan on tweaking the sizes a little more soon--so stay tuned!

Rad wrote on Mar 26^th, 2007 at 12:05am:


It was just a minor suggestion.  Obviously more complicated than I thought.  (I had envisoned it was like Windows Explorer where you can drag/drop a subfolder up to a folder.)

Rad -

In dealing with digitized images to display online, I use pixels for units of measure and increments of 64, i.e, 64, 128, 256, 512, et cetera.  Prior to updating the forum format, the dimension of 768 pixels [512+256] (see above) was the maximum width for an image that would not throw the stock view out of whack.  Under the current framework, 704 pixels [512+128+64] (see below) is now the maximum width before compensation is required.

Even without counting other contributors, I alone have 251 online images currently stored at photobucket.com, all set at 768 pixels maximum dimension (most often width) and a very high proportion of them are available for display in the Radified Community Forums.  Is there an adjustment to slightly increase the width of the "matting" (border of the background) to accommodate the images onhand?

Every time I try to save a post, I get an IE7 Message:  "Do you want to allow this webpage to access to your clipboard?"

Any idea why that is?

john,

still investigating, but some info/work-arounds so far:

http://www.yabbforum.com/community/YaBB.pl?num=1155527412

Go to "Internet Options". Click on the "Security" tab. Select the zone in which you access YaBB (most likely Internet). Click "Custom Level". Scroll down to "Allow Programmatic Clipboard Access", and click Enable. Then click OK.

-------------------------

As the security settings for my 'Internet' and 'Trusted' zones are the same, I've added this site and our site as a 'trusted' site and then enabled "Allow Programmatic Clipboard Access" as mentioned by Brett above.

It's not perfect but it'll do as didn't really want to enable it for the 'Internet' zone as I like to know what's being sent/received to the best of my knowledge and this IE7 addition may come in handy for this.

------------------------

Added a check-box on the Post reply page to enable/disable the auto-copy message before Post/Preview. By default the check-box is checked (enable auto-copy) if the browser is IE 6.0 or older and un-checked (disable auto-copy) if the browser is IE 7.0