Hi,
Something I've noticed for quite a while that may be a feature that I haven't quite adjusted to yet...
Under Mozilla (and I assume under other browsers), the browser window width determines whether the first page of IWeThey displays single- or double-spaced when LRPDs are present. This can be handy as it indicates at a glance whether new posts are present in lower parts of the page when the page is refreshed. (Or it can be an annoyance on a slow link as the page first displays single-spaced then jumps to double-spaced if a LRPD is present. Depends on how you view things. :-)
But adjusting the browser window width so that (no LRPDs give uniform single spacing) and (LRPD gives uniform double spacing) is a bit tedious. I have it set OK here, but on another machine it doesn't seem to be easy to get things just right.
Is it supposed to work like this?
If so, is there some cheat sheet (or similar) for optimizing the browser width? Could a line of appropriate width (or something similar) be put on the Edit Preferences page to let us know how wide the browser window should be for a particular combination of font face and font size?
I'm using the Georgia font face here at IWeThey, 20 pixel proportional font setting in Mozilla, 96 dpi, and 1600x1200 desktop resolution.
(I generally like to have program windows be as small as possible while maintaining legibility, but under IWeThey the browser window is about 70% of the desktop width - to give you some idea of what I'm using.)
Thanks.
Cheers,
Scott.