New Interface FeedBack
Re: New Interface FeedBack
You have to apply the new theme first as it only shows the colour schemes available for the current theme, I'll have to add a bit of text to say that.
Re: New Interface FeedBack
Few glitches for "our special" tools can not see connecting sectors when creating new maps, had to revert to the old CSS to see what mess I had made 
The truth is there, just don't look blindly
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Re: New Interface FeedBack
didn't read the entire thread because its 3:15am, but my only gripe is that the right panel lines up with the top of the page, not the main screen. It looks a little messy the way it is now. Or maybe that's a browser error i'm having...I'm using the most up-to-date version of Firefox...
edit: I'm a fan of the old SM stary background
edit: I'm a fan of the old SM stary background
Re: New Interface FeedBack
Nope thats the way it was designed. The right panal starts at the top of the page. As far as when you are using local maps to move and you are using a laptop with small monitor or widescreen with limited height. Its best to use Chrome or FireFox, I found that with Chrome I can leave the local maps at a 5 X 5 sector display because Chrome doesn't have as many toolbars at the top of the browser. With IE and Firefox I found that I can either close one or two of my toolbars or I can reset my local maps to a 3 X 3 grid.
I have played using all three browsers and used both methods and it doesn't impede my game play in anyway.
I have played using all three browsers and used both methods and it doesn't impede my game play in anyway.
Re: New Interface FeedBack
Hi All,
One of the complains that a few players told me about my layout was that when you are in a ship with a long ship name. It would make the right panel to wide which throws off the look of the layout. The reason the name would force the right panel wider was because Page has a css nowrap class higher up in the page. This nowrap needs to be there to stop other text in the panel from wraping. I had made a fix for it and it worked with Firefox and IE but I never got it to work with Chrome before I left.
A few days ago I had some free time and looked at it again and seen that Chrome needed me to block the display. I added it and it now works with all browsers. I PMed Page not sure when he will have the time to add it or if he is. But if you would like the ship name to wrap you can add this link to your Preference.
Click Preferences scroll down the page to Change CSS Link and copy this link http://video.smrealms.de/css/wrapTest.css you should also have the Enable Default CSS "Yes". Template should be Freon22, Colour Scheme should be Blue or Default. Then click the Change CSS Options button. Your ship name will now wrap and the nowrap will still apply to the rest of the panel.
One of the complains that a few players told me about my layout was that when you are in a ship with a long ship name. It would make the right panel to wide which throws off the look of the layout. The reason the name would force the right panel wider was because Page has a css nowrap class higher up in the page. This nowrap needs to be there to stop other text in the panel from wraping. I had made a fix for it and it worked with Firefox and IE but I never got it to work with Chrome before I left.
A few days ago I had some free time and looked at it again and seen that Chrome needed me to block the display. I added it and it now works with all browsers. I PMed Page not sure when he will have the time to add it or if he is. But if you would like the ship name to wrap you can add this link to your Preference.
Click Preferences scroll down the page to Change CSS Link and copy this link http://video.smrealms.de/css/wrapTest.css you should also have the Enable Default CSS "Yes". Template should be Freon22, Colour Scheme should be Blue or Default. Then click the Change CSS Options button. Your ship name will now wrap and the nowrap will still apply to the rest of the panel.