Klydo ~ New Feature/Homepage

[loserWILL]

Ciao means goodbye in italian, not hello.

[craigg.]

It can be used for both hello and goodbye. Nice development.

[Klydo]

Ciao means goodbye in italian, not hello.

Ciao means Hello, people just assumed it meant goodbye as from the way it spelt people who read English would pronounce it Seeao which can be mislead as Cya.

[Hypertext]

the welcome to klydo bit isn't nesessary, deleting it will increase your whitespace thus making the layout look more clean and modern.

[Klydo]

Um, the site is white therefore a break from whitespace is welcome

[Joshuae]

the welcome to klydo bit isn't nesessary, deleting it will increase your whitespace thus making the layout look more clean and modern.

Easier for you to rip and test the divs

[Hypertext]

Going back to our "forgotten" childish ways?

[Klydo]

Have to say that had nothing to do with the circumstances...

[Hypertext]

@klydo, btw it does look fairly good with it, but sometimes people put a lot fo etxt there so it looks kind of.. intrudent-like, but it looks good.

[NEW-START]

what are you on about?

i like the idea of integrating everything into one site and its looking nice

I'm on about the signature advertisement Greg has.