We are upgrading both the forum and the homepage/database. The "secure" issue is being dealt with. First step is the forum upgrade we just did. The rest is coming in the next few weeks.
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to_l
Active Member
Having unread forums as grey and read forums as blue seems counter-intuitive but maybe it's just me.
canarob
Senior Member
Is it possible to bring back the previous and next thread buttons? It's now more work to move between posts. Overall, I love the changes though! 
canarob
Senior Member
Thanks, Ed. Appreciated!
W. K. Lis
Superstar
Edit icons are dimmed and can't access them. Unable to BOLD, underline, quote, link, or click on anything on the top line when entered new text or quoting someone.
BurlOak
Senior Member
There are 43 different pages now, which makes it hard to find an old thread.
Even 1 extra level might help. TTC. GO. Roads. Other Transit.
ticky
Active Member
Using the latest version of Chrome on my laptop:
Since the forum update, when I load any page, the up/down/pg-up/pg-down keys don't work until I click anywhere on the page. I am going to presume it is javascript related.
Since the forum update, when I load any page, the up/down/pg-up/pg-down keys don't work until I click anywhere on the page. I am going to presume it is javascript related.
daptive
Active Member
I have a request to add the ability to view all the posted photos in a thread one one page. This is useful when you jump into an old thread for the first time and want to see the progression of a building proposal. It would be a quick way to overview a thread and get caught up.
TheTigerMaster
Superstar
The new forum design is almost unusable on computers with high resolution displays (4k). The scrolling is terribly jittery, especially on pages with a lot of media posts. I kind of miss the old form design from a few years ago, that used a more basic HTML layout. Performance was never an issue with that configuration.
Johnny Au
Senior Member
I agree (as I type this post on a 27" iMac with Retina Display set to small text, more space).
MetroMan
Senior Member
This whole site redesign is a complete mess. I can’t believe the Urban Toronto team saw this, used it for more than a day and decided to keep it. It was apparent right away that it wouldn’t work on mobile with all these frames and that it was built using outdated web standards that don’t support new kinds of devices, including high resolution displays.
At the very least, I wish the forum were available standalone or that it was available through a standard forum app so we could ignore this broken website entirely.
Ed, whatever you paid for this, you paid too much. Consider hiring someone with up to date knowledge of web standards. Bonus points if they’re educated/experienced in design and user interfaces.
At the very least, I wish the forum were available standalone or that it was available through a standard forum app so we could ignore this broken website entirely.
Ed, whatever you paid for this, you paid too much. Consider hiring someone with up to date knowledge of web standards. Bonus points if they’re educated/experienced in design and user interfaces.
salsa
Senior Member
What's even more amazing is that the design had already been in place on the Skyrise Cities site for many months prior, and yet the team still concluded that "yep, it's all good!"
Midtown Urbanist
Superstar
The site (forum and newspage) is working much better on my mobile device compared to months ago?
Leo_Chan
Senior Member
What is with the white space between the share options/page navigation and the parent forum? That white space should really be below the back link so you can scroll all the way down and press it without struggling with it so close to the bottom of the screen.
