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the home page welcome colours
I really do like the home page welcome , it's just the job for all sorts of people ..
Can you alter the colour of the titles for the new gardeners and that of the old hands to something that really stands out as a title .
May I suggest the dark red or the vibrant blue ?
david
Can you alter the colour of the titles for the new gardeners and that of the old hands to something that really stands out as a title .
May I suggest the dark red or the vibrant blue ?
david
plantoid-
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Re: the home page welcome colours
Plantoid,
After googling 'just the job', just to be on the safe side, thank you. Ironically, it is a direct product of our 'conversations' when you started on the forum. And in an effort to put the welcome into fresh words, writing the welcomes was a task given to the prospective admins that mm was considering. NR did a nice job.
I've been thinking the same thing about the title colors. Since working with colors is not easy for me, I'm going to let the boss address that. He has been studying basic html as fast as he can since he got the job. This will be a good opportunity to dig deep into a busy table and figure out how to modify it! Stay tuned!
P.S. The title's text color green is the same green as the horizontal bars. It sure faded badly against the background.
After googling 'just the job', just to be on the safe side, thank you. Ironically, it is a direct product of our 'conversations' when you started on the forum. And in an effort to put the welcome into fresh words, writing the welcomes was a task given to the prospective admins that mm was considering. NR did a nice job.
I've been thinking the same thing about the title colors. Since working with colors is not easy for me, I'm going to let the boss address that. He has been studying basic html as fast as he can since he got the job. This will be a good opportunity to dig deep into a busy table and figure out how to modify it! Stay tuned!
P.S. The title's text color green is the same green as the horizontal bars. It sure faded badly against the background.
Re: the home page welcome colours
plantoid, you do bring up a good point. I will see what I can do with it to maybe make it stand out a little better. I think it looks really nice, but you are right, it could stand out more.
We really want it to catch peoples attention
Great suggestion.
We really want it to catch peoples attention


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RoOsTeR-
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Re: the home page welcome colours
I'm chiming in to say it looks GREAT! Bolder color is a nice idea too! 

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Re: the home page welcome colours
We have been working on it. And working....and working.
It's proving a bit tasking to find the right balance, but it is being worked on.

It's proving a bit tasking to find the right balance, but it is being worked on.


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RoOsTeR-
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Re: the home page welcome colours
Looks good!
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There are certain pursuits which, if not wholly poetic and true, do at least suggest a nobler and finer relation to nature than we know. The keeping of bees, for instance. ~ Henry David Thoreau
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Re: the home page welcome colours
Nice job, NR
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Re: the home page welcome colours
Think it looks alright? It proved to be a challenge I tell ya what! Colors can be a pretty daunting task to look right, fit in, and yet catch your attention at the same time. I thought it was anyway


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RoOsTeR-
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Re: the home page welcome colours
where are you guys talking about? i don't see anything different?

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Re: the home page welcome colours
where are you guys talking about? i don't see anything different?



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RoOsTeR-
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Re: the home page welcome colours
Hey NR, those two text boxes are not lined up my browser - the right side is lower by a bit... you might want to check your values on the positioning....
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Re: the home page welcome colours
What browser are you using? I have tested on IE and Chrome and they look fine on my end.
Look fine on a Dolphin He as well.

Look fine on a Dolphin He as well.

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RoOsTeR-
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Re: the home page welcome colours
it looks balanced for me in firefox... 

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Re: the home page welcome colours
It also looks good in Safari.
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Re: the home page welcome colours
looks fine on my work computer, but on my laptop it is off a bit. No worries, must be a screen size thing...
ashort-
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Re: the home page welcome colours
ashort, thanks for your input nonetheless. It's important to hear feedback, otherwise there may be issues that we aren't aware of.
I'll be the first to confess, I prefer Chrome and sometimes don't think about others using different browsers. I am trying to get in the habit of checking things out from a couple different angles to try and cover most bases
I'll be the first to confess, I prefer Chrome and sometimes don't think about others using different browsers. I am trying to get in the habit of checking things out from a couple different angles to try and cover most bases


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RoOsTeR-
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Re: the home page welcome colours
nKedrOoStEr wrote:ashort, thanks for your input nonetheless. It's important to hear feedback, otherwise there may be issues that we aren't aware of.
I'll be the first to confess, I prefer Chrome and sometimes don't think about others using different browsers. I am trying to get in the habit of checking things out from a couple different angles to try and cover most bases
Yep, when doing work on the inter-webs you have to test with numerous browsers. IE is the one used by most folks who are not geeky, but the heavier users use FF and then there are the mac people and chrome is a growing option...check this out http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/default.asp...
ashort-
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Re: the home page welcome colours
My husband is a web developer and I had to do a bit for my degree in college (years ago, when Netscape was still king in the browsing world). I know firsthand how frustrating it can be trying to get things lined up just right across all the platforms (and monitor sizes). It's kind of funny. My husband can make these amazing, data-driven, multi-function, commerce-enabled websites that cost thousands of dollars to be developed. He will spend a disproportionate amount of time working on getting it to look right in all the browsers. Dealing with it gets into the nitpicky details that aren't as fun and he always tells me it hurts his brain. 

Re: the home page welcome colours
I've let the new look " Welcome page " feed the worms in my brain for a couple of days ..
It is good , far better than before .
Now can you highlight the " click here " sections in the same colour blue ?
I feel it would encourage a reader to actually follow the script , read it and do the right thing by clicking on the blue , to take them to the full information page display .
It is good , far better than before .
Now can you highlight the " click here " sections in the same colour blue ?
I feel it would encourage a reader to actually follow the script , read it and do the right thing by clicking on the blue , to take them to the full information page display .
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Re: the home page welcome colours
The links are already there, at the end of the welcome statements.
I did notice at my workplace today what others were talking about, the slight misalignment of the welcome statements on the homepage. I was looking at the page in Firefox on a 15" prehistoric gateway monitor. It still looked pretty good to me.
By the way, Happy Birthday Plantoid!

I did notice at my workplace today what others were talking about, the slight misalignment of the welcome statements on the homepage. I was looking at the page in Firefox on a 15" prehistoric gateway monitor. It still looked pretty good to me.

By the way, Happy Birthday Plantoid!

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There are certain pursuits which, if not wholly poetic and true, do at least suggest a nobler and finer relation to nature than we know. The keeping of bees, for instance. ~ Henry David Thoreau
https://squarefoot.forumotion.com/t1306-other-gardening-books
Re: the home page welcome colours
Thank you for the birthday greeting ......
Yes , I concur the links are present , now as it's still my birthday , colour them blue so they stand out please .
Yes , I concur the links are present , now as it's still my birthday , colour them blue so they stand out please .

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Re: the home page welcome colours
plantoid, I did try to color the bottom as you suggested and it just gets way to busy looking. I think for now we are going with what we have.
You got half your birthday wish
and I did give you b-day wishes in the Senseless Banter thread
but hope you had a good one!
You got half your birthday wish

and I did give you b-day wishes in the Senseless Banter thread
but hope you had a good one!


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RoOsTeR-
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Re: the home page welcome colours
I like the brown! on the Welcome.
Plantoid, I like the new avatar! 


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There are certain pursuits which, if not wholly poetic and true, do at least suggest a nobler and finer relation to nature than we know. The keeping of bees, for instance. ~ Henry David Thoreau
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