Hi!
On Thu, Jan 31, 2002 at 01:37:47AM +0800, Stas Bekman wrote:
Great!
> - start using the new bg image
The image I supplied was a rather quick hack, I think there some pixels left
of the dark blue line there is a light grey line. Or is it my LCD?
And I guess a gif makes a better bg-image than I jpeg, the problem is only
that my GIMP won't touch gif's (caused by Debian beeing very paranoid with
non-free software...)
> - introduce a wrapper wrap_box for the boxes on the left side
nice.
> - <PRE> sections are now rendered correctly in NS4 on linux
another way to get this rendered correctly would be to add div tags around
the pre section (instead of definig a style for pre). Problem is, to do this
here, we'd need to modify some POD:: module (I think), so it isn't an issue
I guess.
> I've tried the new look-n-feel as presented by Thomas. Plus I've tried
> to en-box the items on the left with minimal HTML (one table). If it's
> not cool, it's very easy to change things back. just remove the html
> from box_wrap template.
the table is OK for me.
But if you use a table, we could make the menu somewhat fancier by adding
borders or some bullets ...
> Also added the titles to the boxes on the left. Feel free to improve the
> colors.
The headline-color look quite the same as the background color to me. I'll
try some other colors.
> Also I cannot figure out why the same box with ads, doesn't get aligned
> as boxes on the top. It's shifted left.
That's because the two navboxes are surrounded by div tags ('menumain' and
'menulinks'), but the ad's are not. Thus, they don't get the padding:5px
specified in 'menu*'.
You used the 'ad' div /inside/ the table cell, so the padding aplies there.
I'll send a patch.
> If this design is accepted, I'd like to change the right context box not
> to be a box. But to take whatever is needed to the right. Try this URI:
> http://www.apache.org/~stas/modperl-site/docs/2.0/devel/testing/testing.html#Request_and_Response_Methods
Hm. You cannot put it /not/ in a box when using CSS. Well, actually you can,
as I just tried out:
div.rightbox {
margin-left:190px;
}
But still the pre-background won't go as far as it should but stop some
pixels left of the browser border, causing the text to flow over...
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