On the front page, under "In the spotlight",
if you click Next, or the other dots to go to other spotlight articles,
the dots and the Next will 'disappear', they are there, but they got pushed down because of the size of the article summary being displayed.

it would probably take a second to fix, just move down the news by a couple of pixels.


Thanks,
Nirkon

It works for me.
Dots remain

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Please check your Java is up to date: http://java.com/en/download/installe...tect=jre&try=1

Firefox 3 beta 5 I should mention

Firefox 2.0.0.14 working

Updated Firefox to 3 RC1 and updated Java, still same problem.

Although, it isn't java, because the java icon doesn't appear when I load techspot <.<

Release Candidate 1

Cannot be confirmed, until it is final

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From here--> http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/all-rc.html

Problem doesn't happen in Opera 9.27.

But the menu bug described in this thread: http://www.techspot.com/vb/topic75565.html still exists.
I found out though that on the front page, they begin in the top left and then jump to their correct location if you move the mouse off of the link and then back quickly.

The site redesign will probably change all of this.

what???



yeah site redesign will probably fix all the little bugs.

Not sure what you are asking ?

RC software is meant for testers not general users

Hey guys,

So, the official word. As you know a redesign is coming along (and it's been for about six months now) but the good news it's now 90% ready with just a few hiccups here and there that need to be corrected.

With that in mind, we are not fixing the little bugs on the current design unless those really are preventing users from reading or browsing the site. I'm aware of the rare Opera bug with the drop down menu and the one at "In the Spotlight" which seems to be a font rendering issue (most common in Safari).

Much of our code will get a revamp in modern CSS/XHTML however and when time comes we will really appreciate if you can help us find the bugs that will undoubtedly pop up, even after our tireless tests for compatibility and compliance.

Thank you.

Well, I have a simple question about the redesign:
Is it going to make it even more un-friendly for dial up users? :/

If this happens I am going to be slightly screwed.....

Even more unfriendly?

The site will be more lightweight, don't worry

Good to know, because for example,
Tom's Hardware (games etc..) did a redesign..
and to be honest it sucks...

pages load more slowly, the new chart system lost A LOT of functionality over the old chart system, its slower and doesn't work on all computers...

so hopefully similar mistakes won't be done here
but I trust you guys haha