Forum "Density"

reddevil0728

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Currently the forum is very spaced, out in some sections, the stickies may take up the entire screen before scrolling.

Is it possible to either introduce a "Comfortable" or "Compact" option like GMAIL, or make the forum more "dense"?
 

Mecisteus

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Some stickies are outdated. Should review and remove them.
 

Dr.Vijay

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Some stickies are outdated. Should review and remove them.
Sure Mike.

We've been cleaning up some, but I'm sure there might be more we've missed out.
If there's anything in particular that comes to mind, please link up / inform us.
 

Dr.Vijay

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Currently the forum is very spaced, out in some sections, the stickies may take up the entire screen before scrolling.

Is it possible to either introduce a "Comfortable" or "Compact" option like GMAIL, or make the forum more "dense"?

Hmm, there are some sections where the stickies play a very important role and all of them could even be active. That said, we're happy to review / update / expire those that are no longer relevant.

Please chip in if you have suggestions :)
 

reddevil0728

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Hmm, there are some sections where the stickies play a very important role and all of them could even be active. That said, we're happy to review / update / expire those that are no longer relevant.

Please chip in if you have suggestions :)
Actually looking more at the formatting aspect. now everything seems to be super spaced out. need to scroll more haha.
 
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