The pop-up menus above

[pete_w]

-bloody things keep getting in the way when trying to navigate the forums!

Just me or anyone elso suffering? Any chance of moving them out the way a bit Ted?

[raceboy]

Yep, I'm not a fan

[Hut49]

I was just about to post the same!

[SGirl]

Well, I like them. I think they're a great improvement.

[Mrs Fish]

I like them also, but they could do with moving up a couple of notches if at all possible.

[CarZee]

I've posted about this in the Feedback forum - they are really getting on my nerves - you have to steer around them when pointing your mouse - very irritating..

they should (optionally?) only drop down on a mouse-click.

that notwithstanding, they are rather good..

[kevinday]

I suggest you get this moved to 'website feedback'!

[pete_w]

kevinday said: I suggest you get this moved to 'website feedback'!

Didn't know there was one :dopeygitiam: -obviously the menus are restricting my vision

-I don't mind them, they're just in the way. As CarZee says, you have to move round them, going for the browser refesh button for instance

[Getrag]

I agree, annoying when the icon brings down the menu when you dont want it.

[mondeoman]

My sentiments - nice features, just need to be a bit higher out of the way is all.

[Size Nine Elm]

(Sorry, Ted...)

Menu usability

Section 3 - Rollover menus

Interesting thoughts...

[nevpugh308]

Slightly annoying (mainly coz I read in a very small window whilst at, ahem !, "work" ergo when they "pop down" they hide most of what I'm trying to read). But easy enough to get used to.

[sjc]

Yep there in the way for me too.

[Simonelite501]

Sorry, but I have to agree with the general concensus that the position of the new drop downs, though a good idea in principal, are a pain in the rear.

[agent006]

I agree, but i like it that they go away after about a second if you don't click on anything.

[Podie]

Bound to be something here... www.w3.org/

Site related blurb: The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) develops interoperable technologies (specifications, guidelines, software, and tools) to lead the Web to its full potential. W3C is a forum for information, commerce, communication, and collective understanding.

[woolfie]

Click not rollover, if just looking at them on their own. However the real estate of your pages are tight enough as it is. I would imagine you need to take a more comprehensive review of navigation and its benefits before implementing these additional menus.

[Pelo]

I dont like them because my computer is simply too slow to handle them; but quick rollover does nothing. Its more like holdover, waaaait, slide mouse, waaait, click. My poor fault of course:'( i prefer the old system