Actually, with an icon to the left of the folders, why do we even need a "Subfolders" heading? I would put the Discussion Threads heading inside a blood-red bar at the top, like it used to be. Beneath that, list the folders with an icon to the left of them, effectively indenting the folder names. Then immediately below that, list the rest of the threads.
This also solves the issue of whether to call them subfolders or folders (psst -- I prefer folders). With the formatting above, they're not called anything!
If the folder names look weird so close to the rest of the threads, then maybe have a hozizontal rule or something, but I don't see the need for a whole heading thingie.
Actually, with an icon to the left of the folders, why do we even need a "Subfolders" heading? I would put the Discussion Threads heading inside a blood-red bar at the top, like it used to be. Beneath that, list the folders with an icon to the left of them, effectively indenting the folder names. Then immediately below that, list the rest of the threads.
This is my favorite so far.
I don't think it's clear enough that they are folders, even with the pictures (either at work or at home). But it's not something I'm willing to argue about.
That's what I meant when I said this
So you did. Sorry I missed that.
I think the names of the folders themselves indicate their folderiness.
I think the names of the folders themselves indicate their folderiness.
They didn't to posters upthread.
And if they do, what are the icons for?
They would if they had the word "Folder" appended to each of them.
I'm got this just now when I tried to go to the home page:
Parse error: parse error, unexpected '<' in /home/httpd/vhosts/buffistas.org/httpdocs/index.php on line 54
I'm guessing changes are in progress.
My FTP client refuses to admit buffistas.org exists. This may take a few minutes.
