Per Einar Ellefsen wrote:
> Suggestion: > - we only use that breadcrumb for some headers: we probably don't need them > for Level 1 headers, but we could have them for atleast level 2, and maybe > level 3 headers. > - we add a horizontal rule before the level 1 header, as to separate > sections visually.
i think the breadcrumb should be used everywhere or nowhere. with everywhere i of course mean where there's one or more "ancestor" links.
Yes, you're probably right about that.
i have tried to apply your suggestion into the enclosed file. i'm not so sure i like the rule across the page so many times, but on the other i really dont have a better soloution. well take a look again and see what you think.
Well, it becomes a little messy... I'm not so sure if I can find my way through it any better... It's a hard problem when we have so many sections.
another thing i tried and that i'm unsure of, can be seen if you try to de-comment the comments at the top of the style specs (in div.toc and span.tocheader). this should produce a light gray box with a darkblue border around the toc-list. it may be too boxy and anyway it's just an idea to further seperate different parts of the page ... take a look.
It doesn't render correctly on Opera (the box doesn't cover the whole screen, only the text, but apart from that it looks pretty good.
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