Customization of HubPages

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   amsmovingposted 6 years ago

   Why are we not able to utilize the full range of tags available for HTML coding, I find that we are quite limited in the ability to customize the look and feel of our HubPages. Are there any other ways to presented media content such as pictures and videos other than dead center or floating right in the my content? What are the future visions of HubPages? These are just things on my mind.... thanks

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      relacheposted 6 years ago in reply to this

      This is a highly efficient means of limiting bad page design, color schemes that are illegible and prevents the addition of many things that contribute to spammy content.

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         DoorMattnomoreposted 6 years ago in reply to this

         I agree. I like it just fine the way it is. As a user, I like the ease of it all. As a reader, if I come across some big bright page full of graphics and different fonts, I dont read it.

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   shazwellynposted 6 years ago

   I think you have to look at this from a business point of view.  Hubpages have standardised web design to be user friendly.  I think they have achieved this for the masses.  So, except for a tweak here and a tweak there, I think they have reached self actualization!

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   GmaGoldieposted 6 years ago

   I prefer the standard format.  From a reading perspective, it is easy for the eye to follow.  What I have found as a publisher is the photo and text capsules and the ability to move those capsules create allot of opportunities for design.
   
   The horizontal lines I think are amazing - they add a separate and can bring in the same colors of the links and the colors of my photo capsules.
   
   The limitations are there admittedly but there are still a ton of creativity available to the author.
   
   As we have discussed before, adding in the customized bullets would be really helpful.  I believe this is on the docket for consideration.
   
   The photo capsules could be a little more inventive with dark contrast with white lettering but perhaps that is not good from an advertising stand point.  The bottom line is the return for the advertising.

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