Introducing Atlas2 forums (beta)

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Today we are pleased to announce the immediate availability of Atlas2 forum theme update.

Currently the default (blue) and Pro theme are available to select in the theme menu at the top right of the forums (theme selector). To switch back, you will find the standard IPB theme menu on the bottom right of the forums, in the footer. Please note that the theme is as far as we are concerned in final state and ready for primetime, but there may be bugs! Because the update is heavily based on the Atlas theme, it's likely that there will be no issues to report, but as always we are open to feedback and bug reports in the correct forums.

This update took into consideration feedback from members and staff after the major update in January. We feel that Atlas is now finally how we intended it, complete.

Please also note that we have also updated our logo. For the first time in about 8 years, neowin.net uses the new font type "comfortaa" where we used to use "chlorine".

Colors will appear in the theme drop down in the next week or so, so look out for those. The default Atlas theme will be phased out and no longer supported once the update is completed.

The main page will also receive an update, that is nearing completion and will be merged live at short notice.

Bugs we are aware of:

- Community tab does not display feeds (yet)

- A few IE issues with the nav menu feeds

Enjoy!

Atlas2 Blue (default)

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Atlas2 Pro (inspired by the new "pro" theme for the news page)

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* Guests cannot select themes, to test drive our new look, please register on Neowin where you can participate and select a host of different colors to suit your taste!

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On first sight: AWESOME!!

I really like the fact that it's just 'slightly' less wide and the refresh in general makes it a lot cleaner!

* after a bit of looking around: I'm not a fan of the green on a:hover...

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On first sight: AWESOME!!

I really like the fact that it's just 'slightly' less wide and the refresh in general makes it a lot cleaner!

* after a bit of looking around: I'm not a fan of the green on a:hover...

Looks like you'll be using Midnight when it's done then :p

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The Dark Knight

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Please please let there be an option for Darkside on the final Atlas 2!! Darkside is freaking awesome!!:woot:

But otherwise, I tried out Atlas 2, really liked it! But I went back to 1 only for Darkside! :p

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There's a huge amount of "white" (blue) space underneath the footer for me, I did do a hard-refresh. It only appears once the whole page has loaded.

Using Chrome 6.0.422.0.

Edit: And only in this topic :wacko:

We don't support beta browsers.

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We don't support beta browsers.

Im on the same browser and I dont need no white space...

looks fine here.

It was only happening on the first page. But no problem, I found the culprit.

I disabled all my extensions and re-enabled them one by one, it was the SmoothScroll extension causing all the fuss.

Sorry, I should have tested everything from my end before mentioning it :)

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