http://perl.apache.org/preview/allan-test/1.html
Allan needs to know only these things:
1) does the page renders overall ok (ie, there should not be any obvious errors) ?
2) do you have a horizontal scrollbar ?
2b) if so, does the current cvs preview also have a horizontal scrollbar of download/binaries.html?
3) does these at the top of the page right-align almost perfectly? camel-image prev|up|next widget title-line pdf-widget
3b) is the right-margin at the top almost the same at the bottom widget? prev|up|next widget
4) the "camel-line", does it float correctly with the curve next to the logo? (is it obviously floating in-correctly)
- (the reason i ask this question is because i experienced this on a laptop win2000/IE5 where the camel-line instead of beeing 1px high in fact was 2px high. i only see one way to solve that problem for that particular set-up and that is by using a good old space-gif which would be such a pity because we dont use them anywhere right now [at least not on allan-May14. this i thought could have been solved by setting display: none for the rule .smallbr, but then netscape don't display anything at all [which i actually consider correct not to do :)].
The bottomline of this is: should we use a space.gif to fix it or should we ignore the fact that a certain computer/browser set-up render it incorrectly)
5) ns4.08. this is to bill mostly it seems. im pretty sure i have found the bug that causes this browser to crash. it is in the anchor tags. please check if your ns4.08 crashes the above url, even if clearing the cache or not.
- instead of:
<a name="here" href="#there">here</a>
we should do: <a name="here"></a><a href="#there">here</a>
6) pleae note if strange colours appear strange places - i have added various colours in the stylesheet to be able to validate it 100%
7) please check the search box at the left - does it look ok with no extra white space?
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