Change the font back?

I don't know about you guys, but I liked the font used on SciForums when it looked like this — ten-point Georgia. The new font is small and sorta hard to read.

Could we please have it changed back?

 

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Ah. That's the stuff.

I concur. I'm going to start using this font tag from now on. Much better. Much better. Much better. (Although. Is this size=2 exactly right? Isn't there a way to select the pt size with the size tag somehow?)

I want the timestamp changed back too. I'm going to start a poll soon.

Also a few other things that haven't been dealt with in my bug thread.

 

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I actually used the tag myself. Then what I did was I opened a Notepad document, changed the font to Garamond, and searched for which point size was closest to the size of SciForums's old font. I just figured I'd point out the point size for the people who would be changing it.

 

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Any word from the administration as to whether or not this could be done?

 

Yes, I send you a PM yesterday.

 

Any word at all from whoever can change the font?

 

I concur.

With wide users bars I think the smaller font gets overwhelmed.

 

Not only that, but Georgia is a bit easier to read, and more... "smart-looking".

 

Alternate fonts perhaps?
Alternate fonts perhaps?
Alternate fonts perhaps?
Alternate fonts perhaps?
Alternate fonts perhaps?
Alternate fonts perhaps?
Alternate fonts perhaps?
Alternate fonts perhaps?

 

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so what exactly am I testing?

 

You are testing my patience

 

Not a spelling test I hope?

 

Or maybe, just the safety harness

 

he's rubbing his cock

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:bugeye:

 

that's what it appears like he is testing...

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I believe he is testing a new form of automotive control, using mind-thoughts to steer the vehicle.

 

Rubbing his CLOCK?

 

Bump.

 

Rubbing his bump?