1024x768 is the most commonly supported resolution for most websites these days. There are still alot of people who use 800x600, but if the site shows well in 800x600 then it should look fine in 1024x768.jam2005 wrote: I can understand not wanting to bother accomodating an antiquated resolution like 800x600, but 1280xanything seems a bit of an extreme requirement for any decent website.
Yeah that's what I'm moaning about... any well designed site *should* be viewable in 800x600 preferably, and 1024x768 at the very least, but this one is not. Apparently though the 1280x is a Firefox thing - you can get away with dropping it down to a whole 1152x864 for proper viewing in IE.kostika wrote:but if the site shows well in 800x600 then it should look fine in 1024x768.
Sorry, I wasn't ***** at you.jam2005 wrote:Yeah that's what I'm moaning about... any well designed site *should* be viewable in 800x600 preferably, and 1024x768 at the very least, but this one is not. http://www.websiteoptimization.com/services/analyze/wso.php?url=http://www.ryzom.com/
I was jsut using your words as a jump off point to make a point to nevrax.katriell wrote:You can't "complete" the mainland. If one thinks one has seen or done everything there, one is kidding oneself. But be prepared to "get out what you put in," because the mainland does not coddle or hold hands.
philu wrote:Getting very tired of the fact it doesn't seem to remember my login details from one page to another.
I go to a news page and click the log in to post comments link. I log in. I go back to the page and get the log in link again! This very, very annoying!!!
EDIT: certain links seem to forget, others don't. If you use the News links on the right hand side or go to the homepage it forgets who you are.
If it was forgetting them on all pages that would be true but it isn't. Certain pages retain the info, others don't. Plus the forum pages don't 'forget' me.mugendo wrote:you will find it is the setting in your browser....or firewall..that does not allow this information to be retained. Hope this little piece of 'observation' helps.
of course the website can always be improved.
katriell wrote:You can't "complete" the mainland. If one thinks one has seen or done everything there, one is kidding oneself. But be prepared to "get out what you put in," because the mainland does not coddle or hold hands.
