allan wrote:
Stas Bekman wrote:
allan wrote:
* The real documents should have their css spiced up, all black/white text is hard to read. Can we put back the coloured H1-H6
do you mean colored text for h1-h6 instead of white?
Like the guide does: http://perl.apache.org/guide/config.html
Of course the color choice may be different, but I think I like having the color. It makes the page merrier ;) What do you think?
i think if we decide to keep - what i call the ASF-colored bar as background for the title-bar and perhaps TOC we shoud stay with the white colored letters. in my idea of the design the h1-h6 "headlines" that have no colored background-bar are even already using the light gray/blue (#828DA6) from that same scheme. perhaps not very colorful but very ASF - and very cool :-)
Can we see an example of what you are talking about?
we have to be careful with netscape here. i think tags should look like
<pre>some code stuff</pre>
and not (for instance)
<pre>
some code stuff </pre>
why? I'm talking about code sections which are exactly the second option. In any case what's the problem?
oops i was too fast there, it wasn't so bad after a closer
look. it seems we just have to keep the <pre> tags completely left
of the html file
and then only allow leading whitespace after the opening tag
take a look at (in various browsers)
http://www.bullitt.suite.dk/mod_perl_site/examples/code_ex/code_ex.html
Looks good. It's not about <pre> tags alignment, but the alignment of the text inside <pre></pre>. So let the doc writers worry that they do a proper spacing. That's not a design problem :)
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