Still not changed from the default firefox theme then!Boughton wrote:Ha ha - very funny, and so true too. Nice one Dr Lob.Dr Lobster* wrote:i'm sure whatever happens the end result will be this:
Bored of Metropol Blue? Time for a revamp?
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that's the only one i really like, but i'm open to suggestions as to which one to change it to... it is a bit plain.
i don't like too many bright colours, i don't mind the outlook 2003 theme which fits into the xp shell quite nicely.
i don't like too many bright colours, i don't mind the outlook 2003 theme which fits into the xp shell quite nicely.
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the Office 2003 one is the one I use, the blue version. It's a beautiful theme. Although some would criticise that one should be trying to avoid microsoft when using firefox!!!Dr Lobster* wrote:that's the only one i really like, but i'm open to suggestions as to which one to change it to... it is a bit plain.
i don't like too many bright colours, i don't mind the outlook 2003 theme which fits into the xp shell quite nicely.
I'm not too fussed about the look. I think it's fine as it is.
I would rather the bugs get ironed out first - like the hidden MSN address on the profile, PM notification (or lack thereof when browsing the forum), 'invisible' links when you quote someone's post with a web or email address and the disappearing page numbers in the PM section.
I'm sure those are the 4 big ones. I bet there's quite a few others too but I can't remember what they are.
I would rather the bugs get ironed out first - like the hidden MSN address on the profile, PM notification (or lack thereof when browsing the forum), 'invisible' links when you quote someone's post with a web or email address and the disappearing page numbers in the PM section.
I'm sure those are the 4 big ones. I bet there's quite a few others too but I can't remember what they are.
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You will, I am sure, be delighted to know there is a new personal notification of private messages now being displayed on Metropol. Go on, try sending some. You'll love it.
Thanks muchly to Martin for taking care of this. The colours can wait for a bit I'm sure.
Thanks muchly to Martin for taking care of this. The colours can wait for a bit I'm sure.
Just on the 'front page' but not on The Lounge page?Gavin Scott wrote:You will, I am sure, be delighted to know there is a new personal notification of private messages now being displayed on Metropol. Go on, try sending some. You'll love it..
I have the latter bookmarked and jump straight there.
Well, not straight, of course. I don't do that.
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I got a pop up. I'd be personally disappointed (and not a little shocked) if you didnt.Neil Green wrote:Just on the 'front page' but not on The Lounge page?Gavin Scott wrote:You will, I am sure, be delighted to know there is a new personal notification of private messages now being displayed on Metropol. Go on, try sending some. You'll love it..
I have the latter bookmarked and jump straight there.
Well, not straight, of course. I don't do that.
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You love it, tiger.Nick Harvey wrote:Tut, tut, tut!
Such FILTH!
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Oooooooooooooooooh, you ARE awful, but I LIKE you!