As you can see from my site, I went with the facebook, digg, reddit, twitter, approach. I haven't seen any other Xenforo forums that have taken the same approach yet. Are there any out there that's doing this too and what do you think of the logo being in this position?
Thanks. I started doing this in March cause I wanted to save space lol @ us coming to the same space-saving conclusion. Huge headers feel like a waste of space when I'm viewing the site from my phone.
It's a bit of a faff as there's a few things you need to change. Basically:
Reduce the line height on .navTabs .navTab.selected .tabLinks a first - keep track of the number you reduced it by. After that, reduce the line height in .navTabs .navTab.selected .tabLinks by the same number, and do the same thing for #navigation .pageContent's height. Lastly, reduce #headerMover #headerProxy's height by the same number to pull the rest of the page up.
I can't remember whether all of these are part of style properties or templates, probably a mixture of both. Your homework is to find them.
Yes, but the Chrome version is quite poor in usability. The only element highlighting Chrome will ever do when hovering over the source in the inspector panel is the body container.
The issue is in subreddits it's difficult to distinguish what takes you back to the root of the site and what takes you to the root of the subreddit. YouTube's execution is flawless.
Yes, but the Chrome version is quite poor in usability. The only element highlighting Chrome will ever do when hovering over the source in the inspector panel is the body container.