New site layout and functions
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Am I the only user that despises the new layout and functionality? Maybe I have reached that age in life that I just don't like change... especially after using a site for a dozen years and then all of a sudden everything is different and IMO not as easy to use or visibly appealing...
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@amicusets That was exactly my feeling when I was invited to be an early user and help bug test.
@Joker went out of his way to ensure one of the views was really similar to the old list view. Yet once I got a little used to it, I've come to love the new grid layout. I find it infinitely better now, and would hate being forced back to the old way.
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@amicusets said:
Am I the only user that despises the new layout and functionality?Honestly what are you even talking about, It's not that different... You can still use the current layout in the new site. Dare you tell me that the current layout is visibly appealing and I will kick you in the balls.
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@ianfontinell Check the fetish category. That may not be the threat you think it is.
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@ianfontinell Check the fetish category. That may not be the threat you think it is.
Is this another misplaced post or did I just not get it?
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@ianfontinell Pretty sure he meant kicking someone in the balls is seen more as an exciting offer than a threat, in some circles!
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@Kevin4fm noted, i will reconsider that next time I mean to threaten someone on this site. But rest assured it's pretty much a threat to me
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It's definitely a more 'modern' look. Whether you like it or not is a matter of personal taste. I think there are some advantages to the new look, but some disadvantages as well (like the floating headers taking up way too much of my screen when searching, because I need to be zoomed in to read text).
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@Gaykai666 to be fair, there's so many changes in terms of functionality, that i am considering creating a changelog with everything to help users configure everything to their preferences. In the user settings there are so many new options to configure virtually anything, including the option to make the search panel sticky (fixed) or static (like the old layout). I use the static one, because I have the same opinion that it takes too much space.
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to make the search panel sticky (fixed) or static (like the old layout)
how to make the search panel sticky (fixed) or static (like the old layout)?
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I have discovered how to fix search bar but the new layout is too large for my monitor display size. How to revert back to old layout?
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categ
I didn't see category filter in the new layout. Anyone know where is it? I can't even switch back to old layout.
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@focker Expand the search area to full (1) then click on "Categories" (2 - except the word is hidden when it's expanded). This shows them all and you can add / remove as required. To the right is "Sub Categories", which works the same way.
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Thanks man. Now I know why I didn't see it. If you scroll down on this page, that category filter collapses LOL.
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focker said:
Thanks man. Now I know why I didn't see it. If you scroll down on this page, that category filter collapses LOL.
And by default it's in compact mode, which hides the filter too.
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in honestοΌi like the old site better
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@amicusets At first I thought this is going to take a lot longer to find files, etc etc. Then i went to settings and started to play around with them, and went back and forth, and realized just how much work they've done to customize things for each user. Still getting used to it, but I mean, holy crap, it is all pretty cool.
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UI changes on websites can often take some getting used to for long time users but it's very clear how much work has gone in to this redesign, there are tons of tweaks and options for pretty much any thing you'd want.
Just wanted to say a big thank you to the site mods, designers, testers and whoever else was involved.
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@amicusets Despise? No. There some things I don't like about the list view, but giving it some time before I provide feedback.
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