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I meant: you don't show markers after search. (Only after click.) But I think that clicking is rare. Users tend to think that clicking moves them off the page,
by Maro 18y ago
I meant: you don't show markers after search. (Only after click.) But I think that clicking is rare. Users tend to think that clicking moves them off the page, so they avoid it. In any case, after clicking a result, you only show that one marker right? But then, why is the map so big? It could be much smaller if you're only showing one thing on it, IMO.
- pedalpete 18y agoI'm going to have to do some playing with this Maro - you could be right about clicking meaning you go to another page. I'm not sure. I changed the layout yesterday to a smaller map. it definately cleans things up, that's for sure. I have no idea why my logo is pixelated, but thanks for pointing that out. Web-searches aren't getting me anywhere in resolving that yet. In photoshop I'm doing the 'save for web' at 72 dpi, so I thought that was supposed to take care of that. Any ideas?
- Maro 18y agoIf you're using the Text Tool in Photoshop there's an anti-aliasing option, that's what you want.