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I'd like you guys to take a look at what I have so far for the next major update coming to IfEveryoneKnew.com.

I'd prefer that you guys not share this link, since it's not final and the code isn't production ready yet. I'd just like to get some input before it goes live... which should be soon. But here's the link nontheless: http://dev.ifeveryoneknew.com

If its not obvious enough, there's a link at the bottom that says "Show more articles".

If you're on a iPhone/Android, it would be a help if you could test that the mobile site works (http://dev.ifeveryoneknew.com/iphone/) as I don't have one of those devices to test on.

I did my best to take all the suggestions that came from the

Me personally, I'm on Cope's side until I see some evidence.

He looks shady when he watches but if I was him, I'd be soaking up every bit of information I could. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to learn all you can from some of the bests in the sport, it would be absolutely ridiculous to not try to learn all you can while you're there.

I see the guys picking on Cope as a mix of Cope just looking shady when he watches and their own frustration with losing and dealing with Brock.

What does r/MMA think?

I was taught that when making graphics for print media, you leave margins (bleed area and live area) in the document, and use CMYK color and 300dpi (instead of RGB + 72).

So I make everything up in Photoshop, and it seems like web browsers don't want to scale it down to fit on a normal piece of paper. It basically comes out like if you viewed it @ 100% in Photoshop and and scrolled to the top left corner.

So I tried doing 8.5x11" (with margins in the graphic so they can be cropped by the browser) @ 72ppi and it prints out too small... it doesn't reach all the way down to the bottom of the page (by 4 inches or so).

So what's the best way to provide a full-page graphic for users to print?