Hi Maarten, > __Issuezilla____ > http://test.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=1049 > the blue is quite ugly at my LCD screen... not sure whether you see it... > maybe you could remove simply every 'a' styling in tigrisTest.css ?
The default link color is #06C, so that's what's causing that. We could just make them gray for the issuezilla pages or some less obstructive style since, just taking a quick look at the HTML, the IssueZilla divs have id's that we can use for styling. > http://test.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=24371 > (just picking random issues) > > This one is displayed better (i.e. everything fits in my screen) but > still, font size is maybe too big... yes I'm contradicting myself... > > __Font sizes____ > btw I wouldn't mind if you would use e.g. font-size: 0.9 for paragraphs in > general ;) Some of the pages in the root directory of the test website cannot be styled because they have truly awful HTML composition - font tags everywhere, unclosed tags, etc - basically a disaster to even begin validating. I'm not sure what to do about those. > __Campaign____ > I see you removed the campaign thing from the help pages... although we > never really discussed it, I really liked how the campaign thing could be > reused at other pages as well. The help page functioned as a kind of > demonstration of how we could use it at other pages than the main page... > would you be able to reintroduce it... (it doesn't need the take up an > entire bar... set it simply as float: right... and let it consume only the > space it needs... Whoops - I don't remember seeing a campaign on there and I didn't edit any of the HTML, but this is a good point nonetheless - with the campaign ad now having absolute positioning, it won't work for these kinds of purposes - maybe we can have 2 variations - div.campaign and div.homecampaign, so that the one on the homepage has absolute positioning and the other is just float:right and that one can be reused as many times in other pages. > Well, the positioner is fixed now in the header of the CMS. So that would > be tricky... also I think that the idea of the header is that you don't > see it anymore when you are reading content... I don't think it will catch > the eye of the viewer anymore... Good point - the main reason I suggested it was because the h1 styling is quite ugly (compared with h2) - and it wouldn't really be appropriate to give that a bottom border as well, since on most pages, there is an h1 followed by an h2 closely near the top of the page. Any suggestions (anyone?) on a nicer style for h1? > Ok all fine, I'll look at it tonight... I hope you'll be in for some > occasional feedback? Yes, but I won't have access to my computer for around 12 hours so I won't be able to make any changes myself until then. Regards, Ivan. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
