Per Einar Ellefsen wrote:
At 04:07 06.06.2002, Stas Bekman wrote:
Per Einar Ellefsen wrote:
At 18:19 04.06.2002, Stas Bekman wrote:
> Well, it is 88x31, like you asked. It's too long, that's why it looks
> small when compressed to 88 pixels. That's also why I created the
other
> one, which makes the modperl text bigger.
True. But you lost the cogs in the bigger one. At least I don't see
them.
:-) They are both 88x31. However, I removed the cogs in the second
one to make the "modperl" text bigger! Should I maybe make a button
that is bigger but includes both cogs and text?
My point was that we aren't really allowed to change the logo. And
removing half of it, is definitely changing the logo.
Hmm. It's hardly chaning it in a bad way. I know, you ca give me many
counter-examples, but the logo still stays the same here. We just remove
the part which isn't necessarily useful for the button.
Well, I completely disagree with you, but that's me :)
Anyway, should I go ahead with a bigger version? (the others are bigger)
yes, keeping the logo intact. Thanks!
I'm still working on this. The HTML is pretty generic (only filename,
width and height changes -- and width and height aren't really needed
either), so that can go below the table. I'll probably go with the
table, but with thumbnails for the graphics, linked to the bigger one.
I'm not sure if it's a good idea, since the user won't have a complete
feeling on how it's going to look when selecting which banner to use.
It helps to see them all together on one page using real size. May be
separating buttons and banners on different pages?
Hmm, separating buttons won't help. The problem with having them
real-size is that there is a lot of additional information to include
(alternative versions, and description) which won't fit in then.
so what? that's why I suggest to have a few pages, with each doing a bit.
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