Quotes formatting messed up.
04-16-05, 02:15 PM
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Originally Posted by pilot
hrm...never noticed that before..
04-16-05, 04:29 PM
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Originally Posted By WhoGirl
Yeah, I liked it better when the username of the poster was italicized and the quoted post was bolded. I'm not sure if that's something that can be fixed by the admins here. It changed when the VBulletin software was upgraded, right?
Either way, it's no big deal to me, though I can see how italicized can be hard to read. Maybe change the font size of the forum when you're surfing through here. That might help some. (If you're using IE, go to "View" at the top of the browser, then "Text Size" and change it there.)
Yeah, I liked it better when the username of the poster was italicized and the quoted post was bolded. I'm not sure if that's something that can be fixed by the admins here. It changed when the VBulletin software was upgraded, right?
Either way, it's no big deal to me, though I can see how italicized can be hard to read. Maybe change the font size of the forum when you're surfing through here. That might help some. (If you're using IE, go to "View" at the top of the browser, then "Text Size" and change it there.)
04-16-05, 08:47 PM
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I'm glad someone else prefers no italics for the quoted text, but I like the gray box and regular text for the quotes. It's easy to read and easy to see what's quoted. With too much text formatting, it loses the simplicity it has.
Bolding the entire quote is "harsh" and it also removes a layer of accenting. For example, if someone quotes an article and wants to bold something, are they now to use bigger fonts to make a sentence stand out among a paragraph? This looks awkward.
Bolding the entire quote is "harsh" and it also removes a layer of accenting. For example, if someone quotes an article and wants to bold something, are they now to use bigger fonts to make a sentence stand out among a paragraph? This looks awkward.
