Blurry Headers ( yep, another band name)

[twogone]

:b7: 'zit just me ,or is my "header" gittin' blurry? Started on one computer yestiddy, now on both 'puters... oh, no, time fer a 'scripshun chang..................

 

[daveb-SMB]

Yep, seeing the same thing...like two different headers. Seems to depend on which PC I'm on but one did do a switch after a day back to the original header then back to the new one. My home PC has looked normal the whole time. Both are internet explorer and both Verizon air cards. [edit] the blurry header has no home button.

 

[Gnarvan]

If you click on the big letters at the top of the header that say Sportsmobile forum it take you home.

I have my computer set to log in to the view posts since your last visit page and it took me a little clickin to find home.

 

[daveb-SMB]

Yes I know that but this issue just started a few days back. If I log out, I'll get the same different header if I don't log in but don't get the access buttons as if I'm logged in. The word "Forum" is in block lettering on one and appears in a hand writing style on the other. The deal is on one PC it appears like I'm not logged in (but I am) and still have all the admin controls which seem to be working correctly.

 

[Chumley-SMB]

So who's running the show? I thought that I had a cataract for a minute and then thought my fancy monitor was crappin out... :t4:

Whew, I've had enough stuff go south this week... Glad it wasn't another thing I had to fix.

What's up?

Chum

 

[86Scotty]

Yeah, where's my HOME button?

wierd.

 

[jage]

F5 and you can have the home button back. The blurry headers were an attempt to make the links visually consistent...call it failure of modern photo editing software. With one click I can do advanced photoshopping that used to take knowledge and some skill, but with no amount of experience can I make it make a simple text graphic look decent.

 

[geoffff]

If you build your text with your favorite shadows, etc, on a blank background (not white etc) -- with no extra light-colored border stuff -- and then "save for web" as PNG-24 format with transparency turned on, the text borders will seamlessly merge with the background when displayed using a web browser.

 

[Ford_6L_E350]

Geoffff,

Could you translate that from your native Greek into English?

Mike

 

[jage]

If you build your text with your favorite shadows, etc, on a blank background (not white etc) -- with no extra light-colored border stuff -- and then "save for web" as PNG-24 format with transparency turned on, the text borders will seamlessly merge with the background when displayed using a web browser.

Not in Photoshop Elements it doesn't ... what a POS. Don't currently have an active CS license, ergo no real Photoshop.

 

[rionapo]

If you build your text with your favorite shadows, etc, on a blank background (not white etc) -- with no extra light-colored border stuff -- and then "save for web" as PNG-24 format with transparency turned on, the text borders will seamlessly merge with the background when displayed using a web browser.

Not in Photoshop Elements it doesn't ... what a POS. Don't currently have an active CS license, ergo no real Photoshop.

I might be able to help. Let me know via PM.

 

[twogone]

Header looks better :b5:

 

[86Scotty]

Check the flux capacitor. Bad flux capacitor causes these issues. Best of luck, it's a bitch to get to.

 

[daveb-SMB]

If you build your text with your favorite shadows, etc, on a blank background (not white etc) -- with no extra light-colored border stuff -- and then "save for web" as PNG-24 format with transparency turned on, the text borders will seamlessly merge with the background when displayed using a web browser.

Wow, I wish I knew how to really use PS. Geoff, did you really go to all them places in Mexico or is it all photoshop :a1: