Philipp

Send the screenshot to philipp (-at-) ntcompatible (-dot-) com Btw have you tried Opera? If I remember correctly, Opera have a few options to customize the fonts and the stylesheets.

I just tested a few things on my test setup. Making changes to support all resolutions in full screen needs a complete redesign of the main templates. However, changing the layout to a fixed higher resolution could be easily done. Should I update the layout to 1280 x 1024?

Packman, I know and will look into it. As posted before it is not easy to make a change like this because the current layout is using XHTML/CSS. The fonts are looking fine here. I am using an Apple 23" HD Cinema Display at 1920 x 1200 resolution. What type of display are you actually using? LCD or CRT? Did you enabled ClearType font rendering (Windows XP and higher) under display settings? Also please provide a screenshot how NT Compatible look like in your browser.

Yes, all existing databases will still work after the upgrade.

Originally posted by American Zombie: Quote: I would prefer to have American Zombie so could you change it back. Done Originally posted by packman: Quote: Whilst the website perhaps did perhaps need revamping, you've now fallen into the trap that so many other websites have, namely designing the webpages to suit small screens only. Think again, because the biggest uptake in new screens these days is for 19". Unfortunately, there are already slight problems with the current layout and some browsers. Changing the whole layout to fill the screen may even cause more rendering glitches, but I will look into it.

Only new posts under the "American Zombie" username would be recognized. I just changed your username to "american zombie". I think this is the easiest workaround for this problem

There is an upper/lower character problem with the current templates. In your case you registered the username "American Zombie" but logged in with "american zombie". The update to the new version of the CMS system will fix this problem, but it will still take a few weeks until the new version is ready.

Strange, I can't reproduce this issue here :x Anyone else have this problem?

Originally posted by felix: Quote: As the page now works on CSS would it be possible to choose what style sheet we use, similar to http://www.csszengarden.com/ that way we can either use this one, the old one or any that people write themselves. It could be saved in the cookie or profile. This will be possible with the next version of the CMS system, which is coming in a few weeks.

Interesting, it works fine here but Clutch had also some rendering problems in Firefox. Can you give me more details about your configuration (e.g. screen resolution, operating systems etc.).

tyga was taking about Linux Compatible

Originally posted by tyga: Quote: Actually, it seems too narrow, why are you conserving so much space at the sides? The colors could be easily changed after the new layout is using CSS for the style. The new layout is currently optimized for 1024 x 768, which is also the most used lowest screen resolution nowadays. I will look into both it in the next few days and make a few adjustments here and there.

Thanks

Thanks. I will fix this in the next update.

Thanks. I usual remove threads like this immediately after I see them.

Can you please post an URL? Thanks, Philipp

Actually, a complete redesign is coming in the next few days. I am very close to finish the new templates.

I tried multiple layouts over the last couple of months, but the current one (all daily news on a single page) seems to be the most preferred. I guess the only way to make everyone happy is to add the ability to customize the layout. Something like that may be possible with the next version of the CMS system, but not with the current one.

Moved to the games forum

Moved to the NT Compatible games forum

Thanks. Fixed

Athlon 3500? Are you sure? The AOpen EZ18 is a Socket A system. The highest CPU available for Socket A was the Athlon XP 3200+

Another idea. Are you using 128MB shared video memory? Try to changing this to 32MB or 64MB. This is another setting in bios setup.

I have an AOpen EZ18 and had no problems so far. In fact, it is my only machine where Fedora Core 4 is installing without problems . I have 1GB Ram installed and set the onboard nForce 2 GPU to 64MB. Perhaps faulty memory or a wrong setting in bios setup?

Done