It should be straight forward to center it, either with the CSS... or failing that, the JQuery that's already there, I'd have thought.

I'd tend to just use auto in left and right margin of a container div, set to the desired max width... or something like that. I'm no cross browser expert these days. I have a big knowledge gap between web design as it stood about 7 years ago and HTML5 / CSS3. LOL.

I quite like the left align. But I guess centred might be more universally useable.

Nice simple, but full screen, auto-flowing layouts like Pinterest's are really the dog's bits in my opinion though... at present.

DeviantArt's layout is also very well done I reckon... look at those, when you come to revamp Content Paradise, I'd say

Quote - Okay, so, in order to use the site, I have to open FF, click tools, clear history, uncheck all the things I don't want cleared, clear cache, wait while FF clears several GB of cache, close FF, re-open FF, try to remember where the heck it was I saw the URL, and re-load the site.

Just as a tip ... in Firefox all I did was press the Ctrl key while refreshing the page in the browser. That worked for me.

(I'm assuming it would be the Command key for Mac)

If Ctrl or Command doesn't work, try Alt or Option key. I might be remembering wrong)

Quote - > Quote - Okay, so, in order to use the site, I have to open FF, click tools, clear history, uncheck all the things I don't want cleared, clear cache, wait while FF clears several GB of cache, close FF, re-open FF, try to remember where the heck it was I saw the URL, and re-load the site.

 

Just as a tip ... in Firefox all I did was press the Ctrl key while refreshing the page in the browser. That worked for me.

 

(I'm assuming it would be the Command key for Mac)

If Ctrl or Command doesn't work, try Alt or Option key. I might be remembering wrong)

Ah, I never bother with this option, since it works about 10% of the time for me. So I'd completely forgotten about it. Thanks!

Usually, I use the universally recognized option - close tab. Works 100% of the time. There are very few websites that I absolutely MUST return to. If they're botched when I first load them, I rarely bother with them again.

this one looks spiffy.  shows sss and metal shader

http://poser.smithmicro.com/gallery/davina.html

It does!

My point is that the Gallery should show OFF the abilities of Poser 9/2012 and that particular model was a self scan posted by Lee Perry Smith- it has been rendered in Maya, Max, C4D, etc, etc and has become somewhat of a reference.

The current image looks dreadful.

They should take the image down-and replace it with one of BB's or my render. Preferably BB's because I was likely using one of his node setups anyway.

Quote - this one looks spiffy.  shows sss and metal shader

http://poser.smithmicro.com/gallery/davina.html

We actually replaced it with your image Eric. That same day I thought.  You may need to refresh the page or clear your cache.

Me:

Quote - . . . and I cannot read the links at the bottom w/o mousing over them.

Teyon:

Quote - The lightness of the link color in the footer has been bumped up to make it easier to read.

Huzzah! :D

I never visited the site before this thread, so I have no bias as to what is different; I will wait to see how it settles down before I "study" it.

Is the new Poser website anything to do with Content Paradise no longer accepting new sellers?