below the fold?
It’s printed on a newspaper?.........Man they are behind the Times!.......and the Post.........and the Chronicle.........
It is also a term used for computers !
Don’t think it applies in this case.
It means the needed information has to be scrolled to be seen.
This is more a case of header versus main body.
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“ In web design, the term “below the fold” refers to the content located below the bottom of a browser window, or approximately 600 pixels from the top of the page. This content is not immediately visible to users and requires them to scroll down to access it. The concept was adapted from print journalism, where information deemed less important was traditionally placed below the fold in newspapers.”
It is also a term used for computers !
Don’t think it applies in this case.
It means the needed information has to be scrolled to be seen.
This is more a case of header versus main body.
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“ In web design, the term “below the fold” refers to the content located below the bottom of a browser window, or approximately 600 pixels from the top of the page. This content is not immediately visible to users and requires them to scroll down to access it. The concept was adapted from print journalism, where information deemed less important was traditionally placed below the fold in newspapers.”
It is also a term used for computers !
Don’t think it applies in this case.
It means the needed information has to be scrolled to be seen.
This is more a case of header versus main body.
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“ In web design, the term “below the fold” refers to the content located below the bottom of a browser window, or approximately 600 pixels from the top of the page. This content is not immediately visible to users and requires them to scroll down to access it. The concept was adapted from print journalism, where information deemed less important was traditionally placed below the fold in newspapers.”
In the General/Chat forum, on a thread titled DOGE team helps move position of IRS web page 'log in' button in a little over an hour, instead of the expected 103 days [they cut red tape], Red Badger wrote: below the fold?
It’s printed on a newspaper?.........Man they are behind the Times!.......and the Post.........and the Chronicle.........
I C WUT U DID THERE! :D
below the fold?
It’s printed on a newspaper?.........Man they are behind the Times!.......and the Post.........and the Chronicle.........
Yes, it is a newspaper term, but aptly applies to webpages also. The refence in web terms would be being below the point at where you would see it on a computer screen without have to scroll down.