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Forum King
Join Date: Nov 2000
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I just always wanted to be able to search for skins and plug-ins seperatly...
how bout when your in the plugin section, the search box above the plug-in will search for plug-ins and the oppisite of skins... I keep searching for plug-ins and getting a billion skins and not being able to find the plugin in cause its on the 60th page. ![]() Just a suggestion... Peace |
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Evangelical Alumni
Join Date: Jun 2000
Location: Sacramento, CA
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SNYder -
A long-time complaint of mine also. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - In response to the new Winamp homepage: (1) The very first paragraph still reads: Nullsoft Winamp is the ultimate high-fidelity music player for Windows 95/98/NT. As some of us are aware, there are a couple of other Windows operating systems. It would be nice if this paragraph were updated in my lifetime, so users don't continue to pepper the forum with "Will Winamp work with Windows ME (or Windows 2000)?" (2) Some of us (at least Ice and myself) use the Smaller text size setting for viewing webpages. Using that setting, the new font on the homepage is not very eyeball-friendly, and some information (such as the bug report form and disclaimer links) are virtually unreadable. This is a repetition of the font size error made on the .plan pages a few weeks back. The Smaller text setting does not cause a similar problem on any other webpage I can remember. |
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Junior Member
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Speaking of the Smaller text size, is there any way to force IE (umm... v5.01, W2K SP1) to use a default of Medium? For some reason when I installed Win2K it defaulted to Smaller and won't stay at what I change it to.
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Evangelical Alumni
Join Date: Jun 2000
Location: Sacramento, CA
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Hmmm. No such problem in Windows 98se. Have you tried changing the size and then rebooting immediately after to see it the setting will stay "stuck"? Hopefully, someone with Windows 2K can help you out. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - BTW, parallel "new Winamp.com" thread here: http://forums.winamp.com/ubb/Forum1/HTML/003267.html |
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Junior Member
Join Date: May 2000
Posts: 7
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I told you before and I'll say it before Arial and "MS" fonts suck
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Junior Member
Join Date: Nov 2000
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by implode:
Speaking of the Smaller text size, is there any way to force IE (umm... v5.01, W2K SP1) to use a default of Medium? For some reason when I installed Win2K it defaulted to Smaller and won't stay at what I change it to. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>I have Win2k and have no such problem. Regarding fonts...all fonts suck except Comic Sans! ------------------ Mike ------------------ www.mikemaurer.net Basic CSci Logic Statement: "Knights always tell the truth, knaves always lie." - What Is the Name of this Book? |
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Senior Member
Join Date: Nov 2000
Location: NYC
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one word winamp.com, STYLESHEETS. if you set the font size to a particular point (pt) size using style sheets it will look the same no matter how you have your IE config set. exampl, the font i normaly use for my page has a 9pt font size, and even if you set IE to read text at Largest, it will still be only 9pt. I highly sugest that for winamp.com
------------------ Erich w/ an h Erich and Jessica's Online Home |
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Yup - the site looks pretty shitty under Netscape 4.76 after the re-design..
The Plugin pages won't load at all... take a look at what winamp.com looks with Netscape - there are still 30% of the people out there using Netscape - ohh and it's part of AOL as it Nullsoft? |
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Bring back the option to chose how many skins/plugins are viewed per page
cos i always look at 25/50 at a time. having only 5 visible at a time meens it takes ages go thru them all cos you have to keep clicking on next page. |
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Forum King
Join Date: Nov 2000
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>I told you before and I'll say it before Arial and "MS" fonts suck<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Ohhh come on ::rolls eyes:: You gotta love Arial! It's a classic! ![]() <BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Regarding fonts...all fonts suck except Comic Sans!<HR></BLOCKQUOTE> I used to love Comic Sans, but it's two curvy and childish looking ::barf:: :P I much prefer the nice classic look of Arial. Here's a question for all you. Were the Fizuck did they get the name Arial from? Is it named after the Little Mermaid or somethin? Wasn't her name that too? Whatever.. Peace |
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Yeah, I love Arial. Clear and sharp. I used that on my old, long-gone website...
And yes "Arial" was the Little Mermaid. Heh. BUT her name is *really* spelt Ariel. Notice the "e". It's also the name of washing powder (at least in th UK). Ariel (Arial???) Ultra. ^^^It's GOOD washing powder aswell. ![]() Yo, just realized the new 2.71, and the web design. BUT I CAN'T DOWNLOAD IT!!! I CAN NOT DOWNLOAD THE DAMN THING!!!! ![]() Anyone help? Lingo |
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Junior Member
Join Date: May 2000
Posts: 7
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How? A point is 1/72nd of an inch. But Windows thinks there are 96 pixels in an inch which makes the font look odd and the kerning is all off and weird on windows fonts.
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Erich w/ an h: one word winamp.com, STYLESHEETS. if you set the font size to a particular point (pt) size using style sheets it will look the same no matter how you have your IE config set. exampl, the font i normaly use for my page has a 9pt font size, and even if you set IE to read text at Largest, it will still be only 9pt. I highly sugest that for winamp.com <HR></BLOCKQUOTE> |
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Pretty Cool Guy
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one word: verdana
------------------ I'm Sorry, I'm Irish |
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Senior Member
Join Date: Nov 2000
Location: Santiago, Chile
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OoOoOOoOoOOh!
Verdana!!! OoOoh! |
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Junior Member
Join Date: May 2000
Location: PA, USA
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Rontana:
Bring back the option to chose how many skins/plugins are viewed per page cos i always look at 25/50 at a time. having only 5 visible at a time meens it takes ages go thru them all cos you have to keep clicking on next page.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE> Absolutely! Bring back the ability of a visitor to Winamp.com to choose how many skins/plugins that can be displayed. |
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VERDANA BLUE RIBBON!
anyway... to make the text larger: (with a scroll-wheel mouse) hold down CTRL and move the mouse scroll wheel. voila. ------------------ WolfieD - sneeking out of his house late at night and pissing on the front gate of Bill Gates's mansion after spray-painting www.WolfieD.com on the hood of his many cars every single night since September of '85. suffer:// - Go there... be square. loser:// - Life.Of.A.Loser.Kid |
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Honorary Vixen
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I would like to see some different colors than they have....something a bit perkier!
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Senior Member
Join Date: Nov 2000
Location: NYC
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Rosyna:
How? A point is 1/72nd of an inch. But Windows thinks there are 96 pixels in an inch which makes the font look odd and the kerning is all off and weird on windows fonts.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE> go to my page: http://erichandjess.***********/Erich.html and use IE. toggle the font size in IE from Smallest to Largest and the font wont change. thats because of the stylesheeting. Thats how it works with IE at least, i think it'll screw up on Netscape, but its not that bad at all on Opera. ------------------ Erich w/ an h Erich and Jessica's Online Home |
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Intolerant Ex-Administrator
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Okay boys and girls.
Here's the deal. The reason why the font sizes are set relatively (using em's, rather than pt sizes) is because there's a reason for browsers to have font size settings, so that a website font will change according to it's application. Brennan, uses his TV to browse the web, and text on WA.COM is difficult for him to read cause he couldn't scale the fonts to larger. Now, with relative font-sizes, he can make his text super big or super small. That's a definate plus in my book. If you aren't happy about this change, I'm not sure what to say. Properly designed websites would rather go with relative font sizes instead of static point sizes. That's just how it is. I'm not going to sacrifice usabilty for few people complaining cause they changed their settings on their browser to non default settings. That's just ludicrious. Next point, we're in the process of moving the entire site to CSS, or at least as much as we can. Once we do that, the next logical step is to allow you to choose your own color pallete, font sizes, anything you want. That'll be really cool, but we're not there yet. Please have some patience. We're going to introduce our new nav as well in the coming weeks, stay tuned for that as well. If you have any issues with what I've said. Hit me up at steve@nullsoft.com. I'll be glad to discuss it. -steve ------------------ Steve Gedikian - steve@nullsoft.com Senior Graphics Designer - Nullsoft, Inc. Nullsoft - http://www.nullsoft.com Winamp - http://www.winamp.com SHOUTcast - http://www.SHOUTcast.com |
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Senior Member
Join Date: Nov 2000
Location: NYC
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thank you steve, that makes a lot of sence. Even thought its still a pain for me to readjust every time i come to winamps site, i understand why you do it. As for going to CSS with the new version of the site, very wise choice, ive been using css since the moment i learned what it was and its made my life that much simpler
![]() ------------------ Erich w/ an h Erich and Jessica's Online Home |
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Whats CSS?! (I'm being serious here!)
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Le Poison dans la Bouteille [Moderator]
Join Date: May 2000
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hmj
CSS: Cascading Style Sheet For further info: http://www.w3.org/Style/CSS/ ------------------ Life isn't funny. Don't you know that ? |
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Major Dude
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Thanks for the interesting reply ...
Don't you guys think it's a pity that Justin & Steve seem to be the only 2 Nullsoft empoyees that use these forums ! THOR |
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Le Poison dans la Bouteille [Moderator]
Join Date: May 2000
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Thor
What about Watadoo ? ------------------ Life isn't funny. Don't you know that ? |
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Evangelical Alumni
Join Date: Jun 2000
Location: Sacramento, CA
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All that is needed is for the smallest-sized link captions and the main text blocks to be made one size larger on the main page. That's 16 links and 6 paragraphs. In the universe of web design, that is certainly not a big deal. But no, instead we get a diversionary argument about relative vs. static size, and default browser settings, and what's coming up a year from now, and oh by the way let's insult those people who dared to criticize. You know, the Winamp player itself is a great piece of work in part because Justin and the guys willingly implement suggestions from the users. It's really a shame that the winamp.com website doesn't benefit from the same attitude. |
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Will stuff like front page news, number of plugins/skins per page, that kind of stuff also be customizable? An example would be http://www.calc.org/preferences/ . Either way, the future of Winamp.com sounds pretty cool. |
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Major Dude
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I forgot about Watadoo, I'm sorry ...
But have you ever seem posts of Brennan or Tag (and the rest) on these forums ? ... I know ... I'm a bitch :-) THOR |
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Honorary Vixen
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And don't forget....Denzil, Christophe, Pat God and Murmur have all posted in the forums too
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verdana rules
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ohmagwad ... I didn't know that!!! Awesome! eh, heh. |
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Moderator Alumni
Join Date: Jun 2000
Location: U.S. (eastern time zone)
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All of the following have posted at least once:
watadoo Steve Christophe jward justin peppert Brennan/Bas Denzil patgod irogers Cody Francis murmur (Daniel) (Did I miss anyone?) It's just that most of them haven't posted very often. |
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Major Dude
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Originally posted by WolfieD VERDANA BLUE RIBBON! anyway... to make the text larger: (with a scroll-wheel mouse) hold down CTRL and move the mouse scroll wheel. voila. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- that is well cool. is there anything else i can do with the mouse wheel, cos i use it loads for scrolling, gaming, and other stuff. |
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Pretty Cool Guy
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I HATE comic sans!
It's sooooo overused. It also looks like a little kid's writing eh, heh. |
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Intolerant Ex-Administrator
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Reverend Ike, you're post is interesting to me. I'll fiddle around with the css some more and consider changing my decision after the new year, when we all come back to work.
The only reason why I'm against it is that the entire site is running off these css tags, and setting all the font-size values to pt. sizes will please people like you and me and some other people who have their browser setting to smaller. Actually, i'm not going to argue anymore. This is a sunday, and i'm laying in bed. I'll talk about this subject later. Thanks for the response. It was enlightening. -steve Steve Gedikian Ex Llama Wrangler |
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Forum King
Join Date: Nov 2000
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lol
quote: I HATE comic sans! It's sooooo overused. It also looks like a little kid's writing lol... that's what I'm saying! :P and as for the whole CSS and font size issue... I agree they should convert to pt. size settings. I use that on all my sites. Suits me well. Peace |
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Balled and Chained
Alumni Join Date: Jun 2000
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"Enlightening". Interesting choice of words.
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