I totally dig the forest theme and green colors. Truly. However, up at the top between where it says User CP and the list of forums, or between the top and the post if a post is showing, there's a bit of a problem.

Basically we've got green text on a dark green background or something like that, and the active forum hierarchy isn't readable or legible or whatever -able applies. You might be able to change the text color of just that area without changing anything else. Wouldn't that be nice.

Plus, if there's a place to get back from reading any thread to the main page, I haven't found it yet. Maybe it's hiding in that terrific Green Forest. ;-)

Tom

This is Vagabound / Tom. Same guy as over on CRVL. Surly box-truck-dwelling curmudgeon with a cynical sense of humor almost as bad as the founder of this forum. ;-)

Tom

ya know this has been quite stressful for me,many bloodshot eyes,drool dripping look over and it's 1;30 am nights of research
it took me a couple weeks just to find a name before captain obvious kicked in and then all the research into hosting service blah blah blah

but seeing the members here just freely conversing has made it all worth the while

so i am calling it a win,i succeeded in my goal and it makes me happy

hopefully we can get another member or two on the tech maintenance side and i can regress to my natural aesthetic/content creator side

remember,this is your site,thanks gary

looks like he is having the same issue i was having,where exactly do i upload this stuff?

give him a p.m. if so

thanks gary

also rep him up,this stuff isnt easy

I just got clued into where the cool kids and rebels have gone. 
Nice to see some familiar names.

I'm 14 months solo in my truck and travel trailer.
2008 Ford F250 and a 2016 Springdale 30 foot travel trailer. I thought size was important and I bought a rig that is a bit bigger than I need, but she is mine and works well enough (except in tight corners, then she is a bitch). I've put her in a ditch twice, dealt with a flat tire, jacknifed once, broke the tongue jack twice and ripped the rubber roof. Yet she still rolls and is a fine home for me and my two tiny dogs. Life as a Nomad is good, even better than I thought it would be.

So hello to all!

I'm here to show support for Rob, and to improve the herd of forums with a little competition.   :-)

It will be interesting to see how folks interact in a different context.

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Made Hepcat admin,he has experience doing this and it sure takes some weight off my shoulders,thank to Roger

Yup, Art from CRVL. Had some changes since i stepped off that platform, no more Ranger, no more Van, Now i drive a squirrel powered car. Have not yet figured out how I'd camp in it, Chevy Spark LS auto
Like this but red

 

The one who has nothing good to contribute

Thanks for letting me seek refuge