srb888
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- Jul 30, 2008
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(a)
The mouse over (please see Image1 below) is a nice feature, but at present there is some readability problem as it is white text on black background and no border or a slight contrasting background color. I suggest to have a border around the present box like:
Image1:
(b)
The same mouse-over functionality can be given to the date below the Post-maker's name on the right-side. Also, an arrow can be placed along with the date to denote that clicking on the date (or the arrow) will take the reader to that post. The mouse-over function for this part will save a lot of bandwidth and needless opening of the target thread/post in most cases.
Now, because there is no mouse-over function to this part, the reader will invariably open the link (clicks on the date), and may be that post is not to his interest... The mouse-over function to this part will save lot of time and he precious bandwidth, while it will allow the reader to peek at the related content. Please see the following Image2 to get the mouse-over idea:
Image2:
Thanks! HTH
The mouse over (please see Image1 below) is a nice feature, but at present there is some readability problem as it is white text on black background and no border or a slight contrasting background color. I suggest to have a border around the present box like:
Image1:
(b)
The same mouse-over functionality can be given to the date below the Post-maker's name on the right-side. Also, an arrow can be placed along with the date to denote that clicking on the date (or the arrow) will take the reader to that post. The mouse-over function for this part will save a lot of bandwidth and needless opening of the target thread/post in most cases.
Now, because there is no mouse-over function to this part, the reader will invariably open the link (clicks on the date), and may be that post is not to his interest... The mouse-over function to this part will save lot of time and he precious bandwidth, while it will allow the reader to peek at the related content. Please see the following Image2 to get the mouse-over idea:
Image2:
Thanks! HTH
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