So yeah, this is one of those things that you gotta test. If it comes out right, you’ll be a hero. Otherwise – baaaaa – you’ll be a friggin’ goat. I needed some extra text for testing purposes, so here ya go.
What happens if I try to center some text intuitively?
How come no one has posted a multi-paragraph comment yet? Sup widdat? I think they’re gonna look a little bit wonky due to the vertical spacing between the commenter’s name and the start of each comment.
The only way to test that is to post a multi-line comment, and then check the results to see if they’d make baby Jesus cry.
I guess this isn’t a total abortion. If avatars weren’t so indiscernible at 30px by 30px, I’d be able to set up the comments like they were on the previous, non-Thesis version of Pearsonified…
To be honest, though, I’m really liking my new convention to use big avatars for initial comments and tiny avatars for replies. Good stuff.
Oh, and I should add—the tiny avatars for replies are 33px by 33px, and that’s still bigger than the proposed 30px by 30px that would better match the old design.
The last UI convention I need to tackle here is the link display on commenters’ names. Due to the lack of vertical spacing between the commenter’s name and the start of a comment, the old convention of a dotted border now looks like visual clutter. Dammit.
What about a nude one?
Ahhh, so I can reply to this. Damn, WordPress is jacked.