2 things to look at.
http://www.bullitt.suite.dk/mod_perl_site/display/3333-i-9a.html
1) the shade at the menu-bozes is decreased from 8px to 5px so it is not so dominant (and space-consuming)
-1. I don't like shades :)
2) the <pre> sections for code are here somewhat terminal looking - this is just an idea out of the blue (or black if you like) so take it as inspiration. at least it associates a little bit to a prompt window. it doesn't handle the root/normal user debate currently.
-1 too. It _might_ be ok for this page, where it's only commands and not code, but I think that generally, it distracts too much. I prefer the simple bar we have now.
please remind me why we use a nowrap tag (<pre>) for promts and code examples? i mean, would it be ok to wrap the text if it was clear for the user that the line was wrapped?
Not sure what you mean, but I don't think lines should be wrapped. If we keep with 74 chars per line, we should be ok, except for the command-line/code samples that are really too long. Either way, it doesn't matter that much, but wrapping might be confusing and hard to copy-paste.
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