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I'm on an HP laptop, 15 inch screen, using Google Chrome. I'm sure I'm totally missing something here but when you say it's the bio and change the table from a pixel width to a percentage width, are you talking about the table properties in the Manage Stable Info/Bio section? If so, it won't let me change table properties. I guess this is what is causing the huge gap of blank space on my bio page and affecting my banner, avatar, and other photos not showing? Also in the Update on the News page there is a note about a Reset Palette Link at the bottom of the page. I'm not seeing that anywhere. And it looks like I am missing some of the small tabs under Stable Info. https://imgur.com/mNig35G Thanks Eve for all you do.
Cadence Farms said:
Fern said:
PC + Chrome There's a bald spot on my stable page
It's your bio. Change the table from a pixel width to a percentage width (100%)
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Hate to bother you again Eve. My Accountant page is definitely extremely hard to read with the small font Here it is at my current new normal setting of 110% on my screen (changed it to a larger screen to read new small fonts on some items) Win 7 Google Chrome Dell Inspiron When I finally zoomed it at 175% was able to read the small fonts I am hoping this can be changed? |
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I have not reviewed this entire thread so this may have been asked, but why are the desktop pages being affected by this mobile update? Is the plan for them to return to the old view? Many of them look very wide, while some are more narrow and showed more of the HEE background. They also have different HEE banners across the top. It seems like the pages all look different at the moment... it's hard to keep track of which ones are new and which are old. |
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Scout Creek said:
I have not reviewed this entire thread so this may have been asked, but why are the desktop pages being affected by this mobile update? Is the plan for them to return to the old view? Many of them look very wide, while some are more narrow and showed more of the HEE background. They also have different HEE banners across the top. It seems like the pages all look different at the moment... it's hard to keep track of which ones are new and which are old.
Hi! Not a programmer but an UX/UI designer here. Responsive website means that the website is the same regardless of the device you are using. For this to happen, things have to change. The structure has to be the same and there are limitations and rules. It's imperative for the web view to change. |
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Eve, would love to know if it's possible to make suggestions regarding the overall layout that could improve user experience in general. For example, in the stable page, all the horse names are glued and is not possible to differ between them making finding a certain horse a bit tedious. |
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I've got the same problem with mine.
PK Rescue Stable said:
Hate to bother you again Eve. My Accountant page is definitely extremely hard to read with the small font Here it is at my current new normal setting of 110% on my screen (changed it to a larger screen to read new small fonts on some items) Win 7 Google Chrome Dell Inspiron When I finally zoomed it at 175% was able to read the small fonts I am hoping this can be changed?
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Not exactly sure why, but my pallett BG is tiled on a long horizontal monitor using desktop mode. I've played on a different long monitor of the same size a few months ago and my margins/ padding L/R were just really wide. Edit: Also, my account dropdown from the stable page is also either missing or behind the Friends button (the top two corners of my friends button have some sort of a sharp rectangular edges behind them |
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Center Line, to change your table width: Edit your bio. Right click on the table and select Table Properties Change the width box to a percentage. |
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The Accountant has been fixed. |
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These buttons are huge, squished together, and appear to be cut off. |
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Clear with Temps dropping into the Teens
