Is the font used in the forums too small?
[92 byte] By [eustacescrubb] at [2007-11-9 11:43:54] 
This is to get an idea about how many people think the font used in the forums is too small.
# 1 Re: Is the font used in the forums too small?
I think it's just fine. I feel if you have a problem with it, Get Glasses!:DTimmy Yak at 2007-11-15 18:25:26 >
# 2 Re: Is the font used in the forums too small?
Originally posted by Timmy Yak I think it's just fine. I feel if you have a problem with it, Get Glasses!:D
Timmy, driving wouldn't be as much fun though if I could see what's going on. ;)
AMG at 2007-11-15 18:26:26 >
# 3 Re: Is the font used in the forums too small?
Originally posted by AMG Timmy, driving wouldn't be as much fun though if I could see what's going on. ;)
LOL!:D Gotta watch for those unexpected pedestrians.
Timmy Yak at 2007-11-15 18:27:35 >
# 4 Re: Is the font used in the forums too small?
I believe the font size is perfect as it is... :Ddestined_wind at 2007-11-15 18:28:30 >
# 5 Re: Is the font used in the forums too small?
You know most browsers have a button to make text bigger.s_n_m at 2007-11-15 18:29:29 >
# 6 Re: Is the font used in the forums too small?
Yes, but as discussed earlier, IE 5/6 for Windows has a bug which will not allow it to resize text when the font sizes are set in CSS pixels sizes.eustacescrubb at 2007-11-15 18:30:34 >
# 7 Re: Is the font used in the forums too small?
Use XP's magnifier tool... heehee :Dphester at 2007-11-15 18:31:38 >
# 8 Re: Is the font used in the forums too small?
font size could use a small bump, the main problem i encounter is the orange type in the subject listings of the forums are hard to read against the white. it can be done, but a bit more strain than necessary. could they be changed to black?mrkablooey at 2007-11-15 18:32:41 >
# 9 Re: Is the font used in the forums too small?
Well im not sure what you mean about the text size option.. I have Internet Explorer 6 on XP and going to View -> Text Size works fine for me.Mine is on medium and the test size is good thanks!
lozzd at 2007-11-15 18:33:38 >
# 10 Re: Is the font used in the forums too small?
Originally posted by lozzd Well im not sure what you mean about the text size option.. I have Internet Explorer 6 on XP and going to View -> Text Size works fine for me.
Mine is on medium and the test size is good thanks!
It's in Safari for OSX as well...as a menu option or as two extra buttons on the toolbar. IE for OSX has it as a menu option.
mrkablooey at 2007-11-15 18:34:34 >
# 11 Re: Is the font used in the forums too small?
I think that the size is normal... I have adequate vision (-1 each eye)... but I can read the text perfectly without contacts... I like the colour scheme, and the size... although, I do agree that a size 72 font would be better (jk)Impulse29 at 2007-11-15 18:35:43 >
# 12 Re: Is the font used in the forums too small?
Yeah, I agree with you. The color scheme is pretty cool... ;)phester at 2007-11-15 18:36:41 >
# 13 Re: Is the font used in the forums too small?
More then the font size I think the orange buttons and white lines are too much. It is all very distracting and hard to easily focus and scan a thread. Also the placement of the orange buttons seem to be in a bad spot. They are at the bottom of a post which puts them closer to the name of the next post which is all confusing and not easily recognized with all the white lines. Anyhow thats my opinion and for what its worth it is keeping me from posting and even reading as often.OldSkool at 2007-11-15 18:37:37 >
# 14 Re: Is the font used in the forums too small?
Would you please make the font smaller? ;)AMG at 2007-11-15 18:38:38 >
# 15 Re: Is the font used in the forums too small?
I was going to reply to this thread, but I couldn't read it...Gonna invest in some bifocals and come back...dmt1 at 2007-11-15 18:39:41 >
# 16 Re: Is the font used in the forums too small?
Originally posted by dmt1 I was going to reply to this thread, but I couldn't read it...Gonna invest in some bifocals and come back...
Hee Hee! :D
Tom
tntracy at 2007-11-15 18:40:45 >
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