suggestion

[CTho9305]

I know this belongs at ezone, but I couldn't find that suggestion form.

When you view a bunch of threads in new windows, AFAIK you can't get directly from a thread back to the forum (even though it shows in the Navigation SELECT list). How about adding a "Go" button?

Oh, and on the ezone site, "PRODUCTS PRESS SUPPORT FORUMS COMPANY MEMBERS PARTNERS" at the top render as one long word with no spaces in between in mozilla (a page there)

 

[ProviaFan]

No idea about #2, but concerning #1 - up below the "x new messages(s)" and "view forum polls" links, it says "Forums > Forum Issues" (for example). Click on "Forum Issues", and it will take you back to the forum that the thread you're reading is in.

 

[CTho9305]

thanks... ok, a different suggestion: make that more obvious (as in, closer to the navigation drop down) so a member with 2800 posts knows where it is 😉

 

[Jason Clark]

1) thanks, but the bread crumb nav is fine, and is an industry standard.

2) thanks, was a mozilla related issue, fixed.

 

[CTho9305]

Originally posted by: Zuni
2) thanks, was a mozilla related issue, fixed.

its not a mozilla-related issue until your code is w3c compliant 😉

 

[Jason Clark]

CTho, you know what I mean, it was an issue specific to mozilla browsers, and really isn't important in the grand scheme of things as the site is being redone shortly for the new look.

You know, I have to laugh when people quote W3C, and think that it's the bible

Take this statement for example:

Error: required attribute "TYPE" not specified
Line 28, column 65: <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="/css/ezonemedia.css">

Really? type="text/css" does that word not spell type?.

My lord, Hp.com didn't pass, microsoft.com, adobe.com, macromedia.com also didn't pass. Whatever is the world coming too? Ok, back to reality, where the the w3c is a useful tool but not a bible, nor should everything stated be taken literally.

Just curious but is there a bible on how to tie your shoes also? I'd love to give it a read 🙂.