Fodors' new look
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I know you don't want to hear this but while you were away this latest "issue" has been chewed up, and over, and spit out a couple of times. You might want to do a search to review the latest "extravaganza of differing opinions" on this very subject.
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There have been two long threads:
http://www.fodors.com/forums/threads...p;tid=34566481
http://www.fodors.com/forums/threads...p;tid=34566200
http://www.fodors.com/forums/threads...p;tid=34566481
http://www.fodors.com/forums/threads...p;tid=34566200
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It's rather strange, really...
I remember from a Psych class I took once that after orange, the most disliked colors are chartreuse, mustard yellow and indigo. And Fodors hit 2 out of 4. I don't they're getting the response they expected.
I remember from a Psych class I took once that after orange, the most disliked colors are chartreuse, mustard yellow and indigo. And Fodors hit 2 out of 4. I don't they're getting the response they expected.
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Fodors may not be getting the response they expected, but I think the new colors are here to stay because they are aligned to the Fodors guidebook colors.
SeaUrchin, Post-its and duct tape have been suggested, as has fashioning a folded piece of paper over the top of your screen, all serve the purpose of obscuring some of the annoying flashing ads as well.
SeaUrchin, Post-its and duct tape have been suggested, as has fashioning a folded piece of paper over the top of your screen, all serve the purpose of obscuring some of the annoying flashing ads as well.
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What flashing ads? I've had a pop up stopper for ages, so don't see those ads you must be talking about.
But my laptop has a new semi-permanent feature, a tent-folded piece of poster board to cover the glaring black Fodor's circle that gives me a flash of white every time I move away from the screen.
But my laptop has a new semi-permanent feature, a tent-folded piece of poster board to cover the glaring black Fodor's circle that gives me a flash of white every time I move away from the screen.
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I don't like the colors and did work in marketing research, so would not recommend them. If they relate to the books, that makes some sense.
However, I have a problem in that all of the type that used to be red on my computer when it indicated a post or name that I had already read/clicked on within a recent time -- this type is now gray to indicate that. It is not very visible. The other type has stayed the same colors.
I did not read the recent threads and suppose I could wade through them for that, but I don't really care so much about opinions of the style so much as that technical issue. Does anyone remember if that was discussed on there or know?
I don't know about flashing ads, I have never had all these popups and flashing ads that other people do even though I don't have a popup stopper. I go directly to the Europe Forum from a link, though, not the Fodors homepage.
However, I have a problem in that all of the type that used to be red on my computer when it indicated a post or name that I had already read/clicked on within a recent time -- this type is now gray to indicate that. It is not very visible. The other type has stayed the same colors.
I did not read the recent threads and suppose I could wade through them for that, but I don't really care so much about opinions of the style so much as that technical issue. Does anyone remember if that was discussed on there or know?
I don't know about flashing ads, I have never had all these popups and flashing ads that other people do even though I don't have a popup stopper. I go directly to the Europe Forum from a link, though, not the Fodors homepage.



