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John Styrnol said:
Go to your profile, it's at the bottom of the page (User CP).
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oooooooooh now I see it. It's pretty dark down there. With my monitor at work I saw the whole thing as a blue bar. Maybe make the font down there white? Or just bring the User CP button up top with all the other buttons.





I still think the buttons need to be bigger. You can hardly read what the text says on each.
 
Superblackbird said:
Can`t locate the log out button
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It's right down there in the big dark bar with User CP. All the way at bottom right of screen.



You can do CTRL+F on the page, and type in log out, it'll take you to it as well.
 
Suggestion: I think you're listing too many rows of smileys in the Advanced mode of thread replies. I think 4 or 5 rows should suffice (Posting 8 or 9 rows of smileys makes the reply page unneccesarily large).



Also, I wouldn't make the smileys randomly generate each time you make a reply. There's a bunch of general smileys which are most commonly used and those should be the ones to appear each time.



Let me know what you think.
 
I have the gallery issue that many others have and cannot view the images.



FYI: The Autopia Member Photo Gallery Message that tells you: "You must be a registered user to view images" tells you to register by clicking the register button above, however there is no register button.
 
Here's a funny thing that I have noticed about the "Search" function...I can't search from the "home" page....BUT as soon as I go to another page (Forums, etc.)...the search function works even though nothing visually on the top bar has changed...



MCA
 
MCA said:
Here's a funny thing that I have noticed about the "Search" function...I can't search from the "home" page....BUT as soon as I go to another page (Forums, etc.)...the search function works even though nothing visually on the top bar has changed...
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Same result here ... when trying to search from the home page (autopia.org), I get a "The page cannot be found" error. However, the search function works fine from the forum page (autopia.org/forum). At least it's nice to know there's a workaround :)
 
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