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The changes are woeful, why are the banners that huge, why aren't they cropped correctly, why is everything so huge and cramped when there's plenty of empty space all over

And is the list of manuals and soundtracks and bonuses just completely gone

How could you do this on our anniversary, gog!?
Post edited October 02, 2018 by BananaJane
With a little bit of CSS you can reduce size of the banner.
.productcard-player { /* shrink empty space */
height: 260px;
min-height: 0;
}
.productcard-player__play-button { /* hide video button */
display: none;
}
Edit: Works at 1080p, but not at 720p. No idea why... Edit2: fixed
Post edited October 02, 2018 by InkPanther
It's new. Of course we don't like it. Where do you think we are?
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zeogold: It's new. Of course we don't like it. Where do you think we are?
I like it. It just needs a couple of tweaks. ;)
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InkPanther: With a little bit of CSS you can reduce size of the banner.
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1px for banner should be sufficient :)
also to revert font to normal need to downscale it to 75%
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InkPanther: I like it.
*sounds the alarm*
The games' ratings should still be shown with a visual indication of the literal number of stars it has, like they used to. Not showing the stars literally anymore is a regressive change.
Post edited October 02, 2018 by Ancient-Red-Dragon
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InkPanther: With a little bit of CSS you can reduce size of the banner.
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djoxyk: 1px for banner should be sufficient :)
Not so easy with that "Add to cart" field floating over it. The best you can do is about 225px. Edit: nah, even 225 will not be enough in some cases...

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InkPanther: I like it.
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zeogold: *sounds the alarm*
Have mercy!
Post edited October 02, 2018 by InkPanther
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InkPanther: Not so easy with that "Add to cart" field floating over it.
it can be kicked off with position absolute and nailed to top right edge with fixed. determination is a key :)
*raises hand*
We should probably settle on one thread though, since there's the other one for criticism too, and the news thread itself, where I also posted my most current list of things noticed. They do seem to have fixed the vanishing search text if you stop for an instant issue though.
Still no chance of any of it working in IE11 though, so guess I won't get that much on the site itself anymore, outside the forums, which still do (inasmuch as it can be said they do in general...). And if they'd say that their new and modern features can't work on it (though there'd be no reason for that in itself, it's a question of implementation), I'd sure like a simple version that just displays the stuff without bells and whistles and all sorts of scripts. I'd very much like that even if it would otherwise work, and it'd likely solve many of the complaints!

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muntdefems: In two weeks' time you all won't even remember how did the old gamecards look like. :P
That's what archive.org is for. Not that I don't actually still remember them from before the now-previous incarnation too.
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Tallima: I think gog should make their site like an old school rpg. Your inventory is your shelf, a tavern for the forums, a shop for the games.
Hey, that'd be a nice one.
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zeogold: It's shit. Of course we don't like it. Where do you think we are?
Fixed.
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InkPanther: Not so easy with that "Add to cart" field floating over it.
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djoxyk: it can be kicked off with position absolute and nailed to top right edge with fixed. determination is a key :)
Hmm. What's your screen resolution if I may ask?

Edit: Aaand I've just discovered my little css trick works in 1080p but on in 720p... O.o
Post edited October 02, 2018 by InkPanther
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I wasn't even done disliking what is now "old GOG" apparently. I liked the "really old GOG" layout best and haven't been really happy with the site since. But this really does suck balls. What's the point of those huge ass banners? Now I have to scroll and scroll to get to everything that was immediately clearly visable before.
Well, the banner is shiny but useless, game ownership is not conveyed well (e.g. I can't tell at a glance which of the DLCs I own -- I'd think this should've been a priority!), the custom font at 32px looks ugly, and still no way to block fetish porn. But we have Stellaris now, so, like, whatever.
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djoxyk: it can be kicked off with position absolute and nailed to top right edge with fixed. determination is a key :)
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InkPanther: Hmm. What's your screen resolution if I may ask?
currently that's 1280x1024, I use this screen for old games of 1990s and early 2000s era.