Hi Martin, Did you already trim the CSS? I am sorry but I am behind on emails and catching up now as I am back to track after a busy summer. I just want to caution that trimming bootstrap CSS is not a good idea. Are you seeing slowness? Its better we use the bootstrap css out of the box and make any changes to the SIS specific one - https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/sis/site/trunk/content/css/sis.css.
The bootstrap css makes the site HTML5 complaint and more importantly a responsive site. It means it auto-adjusts the layout on all browsers and resolutions, tablets, mobile phones. If we go back to a trimmed version, we loose all responsive features and go back to the old-age static html website. Suresh On Jul 22, 2013, at 11:57 AM, Martin Desruisseaux <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello Adam > > Le 22/07/13 17:54, Adam Estrada a écrit : >> Are you talking about the Bootstrap site that you see at sis.apache.org or >> the maven site? > I'm talking about the Bootstrap site. I'm trying to migrate some pages from > Maven to the CMS, since (in my understanding) it seems the preferred place > for most documentation, but it is currently a little bit difficult to figure > out which CSS line to edit for tuning the title or code appearance. > >> Bootstrap has quite a lot of stuff that we are not using so >> I am all for getting rid of it if it is not being used. >> >> +1 from me on thinning the CSS out. > > Thanks! I will go ahead. > > Martin >
