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<blockquote data-quote="m0deth" data-source="post: 211223" data-attributes="member: 28342"><p>As far as a fix goes....can you pad the left side as to where the icons are displayed? They seem to have a left justification(horrible font term), is there any way to shift them over maybe 20 more pixels? I don't know how that would affect all the rest. But it should give enough room to reduce the number of times the left menu pane is triggered accidentally.</p><p></p><p>Second point....that wasn't meant as an insult sir, you have done a fine job on this skin and thank you for doing so....but if it's completely based off b2w now...then there is the culprit as it's layout differs only slightly from it's 4:3 counterpart. That wouldn't be your fault if using that as a baseline. But I did hold some paper up to the monitor on each side,....and the home screen interface fits in 4:3 even when blown up to 1680x1050, and on my 1366x768 HTPC monitor. There looks to be more wasted space on the sides as elements tightened up in the layout. My guess is BlueTwo Wide over-adjusts for overscan monitors, and as a result, this is what happens in yours. I have the older version on another comp hooked to this 22" now, and when I swap inputs...it's the general impression I get due to the older version using more of the layout evenly. Seeing the way the two look a button click away makes it easy to see ya know?</p><p></p><p>Anyway...good luck, the skin does look great, nice and smooth, quick operation for me on 3 clients of varying horsepower, and it gets comments from friends too, they like the easy to see and understand aspect, and have commented that in dark lighting, it's easier to see and use from 10ft or more than the defaults....so you're on the right track. And thanks again for your time and effort, and the others who've helped you bring this skin this far!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="m0deth, post: 211223, member: 28342"] As far as a fix goes....can you pad the left side as to where the icons are displayed? They seem to have a left justification(horrible font term), is there any way to shift them over maybe 20 more pixels? I don't know how that would affect all the rest. But it should give enough room to reduce the number of times the left menu pane is triggered accidentally. Second point....that wasn't meant as an insult sir, you have done a fine job on this skin and thank you for doing so....but if it's completely based off b2w now...then there is the culprit as it's layout differs only slightly from it's 4:3 counterpart. That wouldn't be your fault if using that as a baseline. But I did hold some paper up to the monitor on each side,....and the home screen interface fits in 4:3 even when blown up to 1680x1050, and on my 1366x768 HTPC monitor. There looks to be more wasted space on the sides as elements tightened up in the layout. My guess is BlueTwo Wide over-adjusts for overscan monitors, and as a result, this is what happens in yours. I have the older version on another comp hooked to this 22" now, and when I swap inputs...it's the general impression I get due to the older version using more of the layout evenly. Seeing the way the two look a button click away makes it easy to see ya know? Anyway...good luck, the skin does look great, nice and smooth, quick operation for me on 3 clients of varying horsepower, and it gets comments from friends too, they like the easy to see and understand aspect, and have commented that in dark lighting, it's easier to see and use from 10ft or more than the defaults....so you're on the right track. And thanks again for your time and effort, and the others who've helped you bring this skin this far! [/QUOTE]
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