allan wrote:
Stas Bekman wrote:
have we agreed on this as a general fontface? if not we really ought to - its quite important IMO. if we have so, we need to talk about sizes ...
you mean font-family? or what?
yes. currently we have
font-family: helvetica, verdana, sans-serif;
maybe it should be something like
font-family: helvetica, arial, verdana, sans-serif;
from my tuning of the css for the guide, I think people were happy with:
helvetica, arial, sans-serif;
so I guess:
helvetica, arial, verdana, sans-serif;
will do too.
or even better IMO:
font-family:verdana, helvetica, arial, sans-serif;
i actually always thought that helvetica was more a macintosh-system font and that it wasn't default installed on win-platforms? don't know about other platforms.
I don't know. We can try with what you suggest and then fix later if people complain or doesn't find find it satisfactory when doing a review on various platforms before we go live.
btw, why do we have a <div>-tag inside a table-cell?
why, is this wrong? the sgml checker doesn't say anything about it. Neither your checker.
theres nothing wrong with the syntax, the question should have been "what is the point of having the <div>-tag there, isn't it just a waste of html?"
why not just use something like: <td class="table-cell" align="center"> and then apply whatever fonts etc needed for that kind of table cells.
For a simple reason of wrap_box template being a wrapper for many things which use different classes. So as a quick solution, I've just thrown the <div> in, since it's passes with the content. But I suppose that the proper, clean solution, is to pass the class name as an argument to the template and let it use this argument as a class for <td>.
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