https://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=55383

--- Comment #4 from Konstantin Preißer <prei...@web.de> ---
Created attachment 30719
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Example for new markup and style

I attached an example HTML page with an idea of new HTML markup and tweaked
style, that could be used as template for Tomcat Documentation and Tomcat
Website.

The layout is very similar to the current one (navigation at left-hand-side),
but it should refresh the look so the site doesn't look dated.

There is still room for a completely new layout in the future (like the
proposal from pid), but I do not yet have an idea of how a new layout might
look like (I'm more a programmer than designer), and my favor was to improve
the HTML markup while kepping a similar layout.

The page is HTML but is also viewable as XHTML. It is best viewed at IE10+,
Firefox, Chrome etc. (note that Chrome seems to behave differently than IE10
and Firefox with the font line height).
I'm developing mostly on Windows so I used a Windows font (Lucida Sans Unicode)
as primary font for the site.

Note that older browsers like IE 9 do not show the layout correctly, but
information is still viewable (if people need to view the site with old IE at 
corporate PCs for example).

For the code box, overflow:auto is used, so in the XML example with the long
unwrappable line, browsers should display a scrollbar below the box (but I
needed to use markup like <div
class="codeBox><pre><span>...</span></pre></div>" for the style).


What do you think?

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