>Allan is on move, so he has asked me to upload his new preview. This >time only a single page. Please help and have a look at this >url: http://perl.apache.org/preview/allan-test/1.html
And very nice it is too. >Allan needs to know only these things: > >1) does the page renders overall ok (ie, there should not be >any obvious >errors) ? Perfect here. Tested on: Win2k - IE6: Great Win2k - NS6: Great MacOS 9 - IE5: Great except for a slightly odd looking (but still perfectly useable) search box (can't screen grab - sorry) MacOS 9 - NS4.73: Absolutely perfect (at last) And I know we'll get all the Linux responses back from you guys - so I won't bother checking there! :-) >2) do you have a horizontal scrollbar ? No - not in any of the browsers described above. >2b) if so, does the current cvs preview also have a horizontal >scrollbar >of download/binaries.html? N/A >3) does these at the top of the page right-align almost perfectly? > camel-image > prev|up|next widget > title-line > pdf-widget Yes. >3b) is the right-margin at the top almost the same at the >bottom widget? > prev|up|next widget Well I haven't measured it ( ;-) ) - but it looks right to my eye. >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) Camel / logo / curve and lines all synchronise perfectly on all browsers listed above - no need for any further adjustment from my point of view. >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% Nothing noticeable. >7) please check the search box at the left - does it look ok with no >extra white space? It's slightly cramped in IE5 on Mac OS 9, but spot on - on every other browser I've tested on. Jonathan M. Hollin - WYPUG Co-ordinator West Yorkshire Perl User Group http://wypug.pm.org/ http://wypug.digital-word.com/ --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
