Out of curiosity, what is the difference between EoFF Classic and NeoClassic?
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Out of curiosity, what is the difference between EoFF Classic and NeoClassic?
EoFF Classic is the one that desperately clings to the limitations of web design in the 90's.
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Originally Posted by Marshall Banana
Right now, my direction: doodle-rific.
I thought the differences were kind of obvious (even if they are limited in number), but now I'm wondering if the changes I made for EoFF Classic were not fully implemented for all browsers... Either way, to clarify a bit more than Rantz did, these are the changes that you should notice...Quote:
Originally Posted by Pike
EoFF Classic: Things such as "Add Reply", the breadcrumbs (eg. Forum > General > General Chat etc just above threads/forums/etc) and such have coloured backgrounds. The alignment of various things has been adjusted so that these coloured backgrounds/blocks fit together better. Blackspace between threads/posts/navigation areas has been decreased so the blocks are closer together. I and a handful of others at EoFF prefer the 'block' look, which EoFF Classic has retained since vB2 for us who don't like the newer vB4 look. Rantz and Murd can't stand them while I can't stand the vB4 look (well, I can in some styles, just not with Classic colours as the black background doesn't work so well for me), hence the two different styles.
NeoClassic opts for the more modern vBulletin 4 look where blocks are discarded and things are spaced out. I believe the buttons for things such as "Add Reply" and "New Topic" may be different, too, although I can't check right now as I'm at work. =x
I use Aeris Reborn.
I would have used BTN, but I thought it would be even more colourful. It's still friggin' awesome though.
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Okay, well it took having two tabs open (one with each theme) and flipping between them a couple of times to spot the differences, but I finally did. Thanks for the clarification :3Quote:
Originally Posted by Loony BoBI thought the differences were kind of obvious (even if they are limited in number), but now I'm wondering if the changes I made for EoFF Classic were not fully implemented for all browsers... Either way, to clarify a bit more than Rantz did, these are the changes that you should notice...Quote:
Originally Posted by Pike
EoFF Classic: Things such as "Add Reply", the breadcrumbs (eg. Forum > General > General Chat etc just above threads/forums/etc) and such have coloured backgrounds. The alignment of various things has been adjusted so that these coloured backgrounds/blocks fit together better. Blackspace between threads/posts/navigation areas has been decreased so the blocks are closer together. I and a handful of others at EoFF prefer the 'block' look, which EoFF Classic has retained since vB2 for us who don't like the newer vB4 look. Rantz and Murd can't stand them while I can't stand the vB4 look (well, I can in some styles, just not with Classic colours as the black background doesn't work so well for me), hence the two different styles.
NeoClassic opts for the more modern vBulletin 4 look where blocks are discarded and things are spaced out. I believe the buttons for things such as "Add Reply" and "New Topic" may be different, too, although I can't check right now as I'm at work. =x
I guess us admins just obsess over that sort of stuff a bit more than others do. :D
I had an epiphany and now I use Aeris Reborn.
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