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[Yayozama]

Thanks Pete!

[CPallini]

Well, I find it a bit messy (expecially in the Q&A). However I'm quickly getting used to it. Anyway, congratulations, I believe it was big task.

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[CodeHawkz]

Awesome stuff! keep it up

[Nemanja Trifunovic]

Nice, I think.

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[Kenneth Haugland]

Dare I suggest a new survey: Do you like the new look of the CodeProject site?

[Gary Noble]

The new look is fantastic... well done chaps! However, like the 'Metro' theme (said under bated breath) it is very hard to differentiate between different segments. Dare I suggest that you put a nice little line under the 'Featured Article' section of the 'Home' page to indicate that, that's it, otherwise you may call the heading 'Featured Articles'! as it looks at the moment like it's a list of 'Featured Articles' and not a 'Featured Article' and then 'Updated or New' submissions? It may also be good to have a 'Star' chart next the the Article heading indicating it's current popularity? Other than that, this is a welcome change! Kind regards, Gary

[Dave Kerr]

Looooooove it Chris!!

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[Lost User]

Nice! Some of the grays are a bit subtle... but overall I give it high grades.

[NormDroid]

You've been on the Metro

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[SoMad]

I agree with you on this. Each post/response/row is quite high. Soren Madsen

[SoMad]

Quote:

how many members are online right now?

Oh right. That is gone from the top left corner. I did not notice that. Soren Madsen

[SoMad]

You obviously meant to say "Dare" instead of "Dear". Anyway, I think that would be a very fitting straw poll. :thumbsup: Soren Madsen

[Colin Mullikin]

Karl Sanford wrote:

The next big thing I'd love to see are more ajax updating on pages. It would be awesome if I could just leave the lounge open, and see conversations come in as they are posted rather than refreshing the page.

Agreed. :thumbsup:

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[Kenneth Haugland]

Ooops! Spelling fixed, thanks.:-D

[SoMad]

I think I like it. As many have mentioned, each post takes up quite a bit of real estate, which is helpful on a phone/pad. I might get used to that. It is a bit surprising that the "Forum Menu" on the left is so small compared to the threads and that it only allows a single forum category to be expanded at any time. This almost seems to counter the "touch friendliness". I for one approve of the toned down color scheme, although some things could benefit from being with a slightly bolder (darker) text. In any case, I think it is a nice change. Soren Madsen

[Chris Maunder]

Can you please send me a screenshot of what you're seeing? (chris@codeproject.com)

cheers, Chris Maunder The Code Project | Co-founder Microsoft C++ MVP

[Chris Maunder]

Well done. These are two items on the TODO and I was wondering how long it would take for them to be mentioned. The "More" will primarily be for social network links. The blogs and tips lists will return.

cheers, Chris Maunder The Code Project | Co-founder Microsoft C++ MVP

[Wendelius]

That's good to hear :thumbsup:

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[Andy Brummer]

Another comment. The threads blend into each other without a clear distinction.

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[ZurdoDev]

Lack of borders makes it hard to read and tell between threads, at least in Chrome it is. Otherwise, looks great.

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