Re: Navigation on large sites.
Posted by Forceflow on
Sun Jun 6th 2004 at 10:14am
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Try to create some javascript / DHTML drop-down menu with multiple choices ?
Re: Navigation on large sites.
Posted by Leperous on
Sun Jun 6th 2004 at 11:18am
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For a start, why should anyone be bothered to click on a news link just to read one item? People would go insane if BBC news/CNN/whatever were designed like that- that idea is fine for articles, but news wise don't archive them like that by default.
Seems you might have been inspired by the menu bar under the logo too :wink: My suggestion there would be to put a bigger gap between the links on the left. If you need more links, just put an extra couple in the same place.
Re: Navigation on large sites.
Posted by Orpheus on
Sun Jun 6th 2004 at 11:36am
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i like how the link turns dark as you pass over it with the mouse, but the dingy washed out original color scheme looks blah at best.
crisper colors, or possibly pastels would do the trick i imagine, but the storm-fuzzy gray has gotta go.
Re: Navigation on large sites.
Posted by xconspirisist on
Sun Jun 6th 2004 at 3:49pm
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Thanks for the feedback. Absolutly fantastic. If anyone has any more, please, lemme know.
I love this site's theme, and would copy it in the bat of an eye-lid, but that is gay. I did copy the idea of the nav bar, too.
DHTML is out of the question, its not cross compatible, and has a s**tload of inherant problems.
I think the sidebar may have to be put in. Which is a terrible shame. And the colors do need a review at the very least.