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looks much better than the old one, however, you might want to clean up and fix the footer, also maybe organize the copyrights all together. And last, the quick registration forms at the very top are very messy looking, it's a great feature, but it takes a lot of space and looks very unorganized. One thing you could do for example, you can use something like this http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamici...chcontent2.htm to hide all those forms and have them show up when the user clicks a "Register" link, just an idea.
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Good suggestion. However, vbulletin has a feature like this available by default. The collapse feature Example: The link to collapse something: Code:
<a href="#" onclick="return toggle_collapse('VAR')"> Code:
<tbody id="collapseobj_VAR"> content here </tbody> |
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As both Sean and Gio have said, the quick register does take up a lot of room.
While collapsing it sounds like a good idea, I think this will probably remove it's effectiveness, so the best strategy would be to restructure it a bit to get rid of wasted space. eg, you could have: username - password - confirm password - image email - confirm email - agree to rules - submit. This gets rid of a whole row there and so moves everything else up a bit. Your footer does need some attention. Other than that, a very clean style, well thought out. |
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