Signing In

Well you could just make a shortcut from your desktop.....

I just notice, you can change theres comments format added on the upper right next to subscribe and rate this thread.

The login and register links still both appear in the extreme upper right of the homepage. This is where your user name displays when you're signed in.

Actually with Win-XP, IE-7 it does not appear in the upper right corner.

It does however appear on the right hand pane under "Logged In" (just below Site Directories).

I was going to post the same thing too with a caption............. "Where's Waldo?"

It doesn't appear because you have the window too narrow, either increase the width by stretching the window out, or increase resolution....it's there you just can't see it

That image was taken full-screen - and may be the maximum resolution available for that screen. In Safari, the top bar re-sizes to window width, but occasionally a large image pushes the text width too wide to see the whole page, and there is no slider appearing to allow panning across the view.

A minor issue, but could be a solution for those who have small screens, lower resolutions and need to keep some desktop space for work-related windows.

Thank you !!!

I thought I was crazy, but here at work, we have IE7 and XP. Eventually we'll get Win7 but I'm not looking forward to that because everytime they 'upgrade' the OS on our workstations, all sorts of nastiness happens, the least of which is the inertia it takes to get used to the 'new' way of doing things and getting all our settings back to the way we want them.

you are not alone in keeping you xp hate the new 7 have a new computer and complety different way of doing anything am keepnig xp and the old slow mule

This is business as usual for web designers.

They are forever changing useable websites into something quirky in their own image that needs a psychologist to unscramble. That is except Government sites ( where they are semi-useable) in which case old glitches remain because (I am told) it would cost £20000 just to examine the glitch, let alone fix it.

I used to keep contact with old colleagues through Friends Reunited but this was suddenly made unuseable by new design.

The other moan is sites that require a log in. Some require this from on an unsecure page, and then when you wish to log off, the font size is so small you spend ages looking for it.

Glitch repaired costs are justified by traffic on the site........... Or at least they should be.

Its the same with a lot of web pages. The web designers all assume that everyone thinks like them, simple for them but not so simple for others.

oilcan13

The log in link should now appear on the upper right of the page for those of you using Internet Explorer.

Thank you !!

Much better now. Just got back off from vacation and resisted the temptation to turn on the computer until now.

Cheers !!