Beta Release of a Brand New FCF

[myglaren]

I'm not seeing that Alasdair. Which browser are you using?

[vborovic]

I see the same as sticky, Firefox ... not that it bothers me, but maybe it is a bit of overkill now ... I just asked for the local links to look like external links ...

[Hell Razor5543]

I am also getting the bold, underlined headings. I am using IE 11.

[Stickyfinger]

Yep, Firefox, same in IE, hate Chrome

[xantia_v6]

It is staying as it is for the next week, as I am travelling to the UK to collect my 'new' Xantia.

[Stickyfinger]

It is staying as it is for the next week, as I am travelling to the UK to collect my 'new' Xantia.

Fixed that for you

[CitroJim]

Underlining of Topic Titles and other headings is not without precedent.. Another forum I'm a regular of is the same...

Have a look...

http://www.vintage-radio.net/forum/

That's not a phpBB board though...

20 points to anyone who can determine my username on there

Hint: It's not 'CitroJim'...

[Hell Razor5543]

Jim - G4MEZ?

Just a comment re underlining. Years ago I used to teach people how to build, repair and upgrade PCs (to long term unemployed, trying to get back into work). As we had occasion to deal with some disabilities, we took advise from some support groups. The British Dyslexia Association (why is it that people who cannot spell easily have been given a title that nobody can spell well?!?) made a few suggestions, to make things easier. Most people initially recognise a word by its' shape, so they advised us to avoid block capitals and underlining (OK, this cannot be avoided when using URLs). Not only would it make reading easier for dyslexia sufferers, it is also easier to read anyway. They also told us that Dyslexia affects 10% of the population, and is not linked to intelligence.

[CitroJim]

Jim - G4MEZ?

Well done James That's correct!

Interesting stuff on dyslexia and worth noting in the case of forum readability...