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30. märts 2007, 03:43:26
coan.net 
Teema: GREAT side effect
I have the ""Show menu column/row on game pages" option unchecked, so less things load while I play a game.

Before the site design change, it would still load the left column (with just "Main Page" line), and also show the middle column (with the game), and then also show the right column (with the Game Notation in it - EVEN if you choose not to view it)

So for some-what slow connection, the game page would start to load, and as you start to move your mouse to make a move, the next column would load - Shifting the board over making you make a bad move.

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NOW I'm glad to see that when you have the option ""Show menu column/row on game pages" unchecked, the left column does not even load anymore - YEA! 1/2 way there.

Is there ANY ANY ANY way to also have an option to turn off the right hand column where the game notation is? That would solve the long-held Firefox bug that loads the page in a strange way that shifts the page over during the page load.

I don't know enough about CCS to know if it is possible in there, but if not - FENCER - any chance for this option? Right now, the only thing in the right hand column is "Game notation (show)" and does not need a whole column just for the option to show the game notation.

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