I spotted a mistake on my websites rendering when viewing it in a browser with smaller metrics (something I should do more often).
I noticed that on the front page, the side bar was pushed right out, obscuring the Login box. If you spot something like this, or browser incompatibilities, please let me know!

I will say that the site is best viewed in Firefox - my primary browser, although it has been tested in Mozilla, Opera, IE and even Interactor.

I have now tested on 1028x768 and 1280x1024. I dont think it renders very well in 640x480. I am interested to hear the findings of Lynx users.

Orion

> Colin, the latest update should have fixed this properly. Hopefully it will not break anything. I am still testing it.

Okay the new site issues are now fixed. The Google Ads are now in better places, the login is at the top. I ma looking for any other feedback people have about it now the upgrades are live.

Colin, the latest update should have fixed this properly. Hopefully it will not break anything. I am still testing it.

Hi Colin,
I am trying to keep the google ads above the fold line - but I suspect the Login box might be good on the Left, and the search, and online users tools on the right where the box is now.

When you are logged in - your posts (in theory) should go through, with tout the moderation process. The process was put in place because I ended up with lots of poker game people flyblogging - and had to close up the access to the forums a little.

The long moderation times are currently down to when I check each of the forums - the problem being that the current version of TikiWiki - the CMS I am using, does not email or notify me when there are queued messages, and the only way to approve them is to check each individual forum - it s a bore, and when I have a moment - I may look to finding a way to get the PHP to mail me...
Cheers,
Orion

I think you should put your login about the google ads.... pushed to the bottom corner of the page it's missed.

suppose XFM Featherweight Challenge I should register... would it reduce the long moderation time lags?

regards,
colin