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I am another one, who uses the green version as prefer it0
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NoTigsteroonie wrote: »And are dunstonh and I the only people who now read MSE on a monitor/laptop, rather than a tablet, and so appreciate the stretchy version?
I know how to change it back to the old version, but I wanna see what skins are available in the new version. Anyone?
One I prepared earlier
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.php?p=74098090&postcount=190 0 -
I'm guessing this is the green version & I'm one of the 1000 users that think the new version is crapI'm only here while I wait for Corrie to start.
You get no BS from me & if I think you are wrong I WILL tell you.0 -
Green here, the new version is just vile.'We don't need to be smarter than the rest; we need to be more disciplined than the rest.' - WB0
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My 2p
I currently use "New Masthead, fixed width(recommended)"
The main thing I dislike about the Forum Default (aka the blue one) is the font is too thin (1 pixel thick lines on my display) making the page seem overly bright and I find I squint to read the font.
Having just tried the rest, I can see a place for Stretchy but I'm preferring the "less bright" variants over the standard green ones. Shame they're going
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What no stretchy page? You mean it will be compulsory to have most of my PC monitor filled up with pointless white space?
Nooooooo! Don't do it.
A major objective of HTML was to allow it to adapt to the screen size of the end user. The Blue version prevents that.0 -
No green, no kidmugsy.Free the dunston one next time too.0
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I can see that this problem is not going to go away, or be solved. It reminds me of when I was on the BBC messageboard and they had decided to take it down, but, they did not announce it until they had had their fun, over a time, with altering the site to the disagreement of many. The format was changed, the system used was changed, the colour was changed - and then it was removed altogether.
I do not think that this site is going to be taken down, but all this aggro does remind me of the BBC messageboard. And who knows where it will lead? I for one will not want to have any bother, as described here. Make of it what you will.
In the meantime, I'm signing off from this discussion.0 -
The blue version is simply unreadable by my eyes; like 10% of the male population I have colour-deficient eyesight. Unfortunately I don't believe it can be recognised as a disability otherwise we could use the disability discrimination act to get what we want and need.
I use a desktop PC and sometimes a laptop, and am on the narrow green version. While I've often wondered about the waste of space I didn't realise the stretchy versions still existed!The questions that get the best answers are the questions that give most detail....0 -
I use the green skin and would prefer to keep using it.:)GC Challenge March £55.48/£2000
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