This is more of a suggestion towards Tristan (sorry, I don't have access to my email right now). Would it be possible to change the current CSS class for the code that's posted? Just so it's a tad easier to tell what's code and what isn't. Maybe a very subtle background color change as well as a slight indentation? Thanks.

So maybe change:

code { font: 1.0em Monaco, 'Courier New', monospace; }

to something like:

code { font: 1.0em Monaco, 'Courier New', monospace; background-color: #E4F3E1; margin: 0 10px;}

Done and done :-)

Also, I like code in green, but the rest of the forum was in green. So I changed the rest of the forum to Blue.

Oh, I like blue. Very calming.

Mind like water :-)

Very zen-like, I agree.

yes.. i like the change..

Yes good change.

TestingCode()

hehehe... very cool. I didn't even see the blue right away. I had to refresh my cache.

Hmm... it seems that I can't rename posts... well, since this thread is basically about forum features, I thought that I'd just mention the fact that I like the two new additons:

1)Gradient bar at the top of the forums.

2)favicon!

You can rename posts by editing the first one and changing its title. :-)

And the reason for the two "new additions" is less interesting... I was just looking through my Apache error logs and it kept complaining about two things: a 404 on favicon.ico, and a permissions problem on the /images directory for bbPress. I didn't even know it had images!

I'm going to put a link back to zenphoto.org up there too.

I also noticed that on the front page (http://www.zenphoto.org), the SEOmoz Web 2.0 Awards - Honorable Mention image is missing.

Seems they took the image off their server... that's not very good etiquette considering they posted the code snippet to use with the hotlinked image ;-)

Ah well, I found it on another site and moved it local.

Another thing I notices is when you are not logged in to the forum, the "back to zenphoto.org" is mixed/jumbled with the "Register or Login"

Fixed :-) I never noticed that (gee, I wonder why).