[Albus]

Originally Posted by filburt1

1. The font is a bit small.
2. Instead of using a darker color for a:hover, use pure white or something that accents the link, not that hides it.
3. The dropdown arrow for the DHTML menus doesn't look like an arrow (at least to me) nor does the blue match the color scheme. I would replace it with the default vB arrow, possibly colored to match your style.
4. Move all non-content such as the Latest Discussions and Mouse Points to below the fold. Users do not want to read this first; they want to access your forums.
5. 91 XHTML validation errors: http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=ht...%3Fstyleid%3D1

Thanks, I wonder why I didn't run this through the validator to begin with. I usually do. Anyway...

1) That depends on your screen resolution I suppose. I use 1024x768, but test at 800x600. I want to make sure the defaults are good at those two resolutions. Most browsers have a font size override setting for those who wish to do so.

2) I agree, but the a:link color is already bright and I used white to highlight the navbar and popup links. Besides, sometimes doing something in reverse can be just as effective. I think I'm gonna leave this one alone.

3) It isn't supposed to be an arrow. Just a visual indicator that there's something special about the menu item. It'll be obvious one they click it. That image, and the collapse images are all little gems. Again, unless I find a better colorization setting for that one, it will remain blue.

4) My users disagree. They asks that I put it there. What can you do?

5) Thanks, errors fixed.


Thanks to everybody who gave input on this. Regardless of whether I took a suggestion or not, it was valued.