Em 07-08-2015 15:38, Bruce Dubbs escreveu: > Our friends in the LFS French translation team have suggested a new > format for the books. The actual changes are somewhat minimal. They > mostly change the css files and add/change a couple of images. > > These are the svn changes before commit (? files need to be added): > > M stylesheets/lfs-xsl/chunk-slave.xsl > M stylesheets/lfs-xsl/lfs-print.css > M stylesheets/lfs-xsl/lfs.css > ? images/chevron-left.png > M images/tip.png > M images/caution.png > ? images/chevron-top.png > ? images/menu.png > M images/warning.png > M images/note.png > ? images/chevron-bottom.png > ? images/grid-three-up.png > M images/important.png > ? images/chevron-right.png > ? images/tux.png
> > The advantage of the new format is that it handles small screens > quite well. When scrolling, the navigation icons do not move. If the > browser window is small, the size of the icons adjust and the icon > text is removed. I believe that this is completely lost. Therefore, I cannot see why do the modification. Yesterday I tried it in a phone and and a tablet. It is all mixed, body behind the icons and links, a double tap makes it almost impossible to be used. Screen is completely cluttered, nobody knows what is what. > > We can do this for both LFS and BLFS. > > What do you think? > > http://anduin.linuxfromscratch.org/~bdubbs/lfs-book-test/index.html > > -- Bruce I would like to have the original modification accessible for comparison. Thus, we can easily vote for what we think is progress or regression. One more thing: *Modern* is not synonym of *better*. Quite often, it is an antonym, *worse*. Em 09-08-2015 18:59, Bruce Dubbs escreveu: > Fernando de Oliveira wrote: >> Em 09-08-2015 02:42, Bruce Dubbs escreveu: >>> Bruce Dubbs wrote: This post was quite discouraging. >>> Locked the body in place so the column with the nav links are always the >>> same (or reasonably the same). The body is limited in width and not >>> centered. >> >> I'm sorry, I would prefer it to be centred, with a minimum value for the >> left column. > > For my use, the window does look fairly centered. Well, at least you agree it is *not* centred. It may happen to appear centred. > >>> If the window is too large, then the right side margin grows. >>> Looks pretty OK with the window at about 1000 px. The right margin >>> starts looking large at about 1200 px. >>> >>> I didn't change the boxes in the body, but notice that the corners are >>> rounded and they have a shaded borders. Notes have a yellow left thick >>> border. Important, Caution, and Warning have a red left thick border. >>> Contents have a black thick left border. I would like to see it not ticked but with all background coloured. This might be ugly, but only can tell if seeing it. Reason: users frequently skip them (the "Host System Requirements" comes to mind). >>> >>> Table of contents for chapters are centered. You can only get to them >>> via the Up command from within a Chapter, but that's true of the current >>> scheme for LFS, but not for BLFS. >> >> I'd rather be able to get to them directly, not using up. > > I agree, but I hadn't noticed it before. We've probably had it this way > for 10 years. It will require an xsl wizard to fix and I don't remember > where I put my wand. :) Can't you find in BLFS what you need to fix LFS (even the current one?) >> Having said that, as I wrote yesterday, when I investigated, behavior >> was not different for different browsers, it was just a matter of having >> them with equivalent font sizes. > > And window sizes. We have a current book with one flaw for 10 years needing a fix. And the proposal is a new one without a fix for that but with more flaws. Comparing the new with old version. Better: an icon and links that always appear. Worse: almost everything else. (Yesterday I had in mind a more detailed comparison, but forgot it.) Perhaps I should not discuss this any longer. Apparently only the gradient thing I mentioned was taken into account, and seemingly it was fortuitous, not due to my comment. If what I write is not relevant, just tell and I will stop wasting your and my time. -- []s, Fernando -- http://lists.linuxfromscratch.org/listinfo/blfs-dev FAQ: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/faq.html Unsubscribe: See the above information page
