Hi Bastien, * Bastien wrote on 2012-03-09 at 03:09 (+0100):
> Mathias Bauer <mba...@gmx.org> writes: > > Thanks for this report -- next time, please consider sending > one mail per bug/request, it makes issues easier to track. ok, I'll do so - even for small bugs. Promised :-) > > Headlines without tags are underlined in a wrong manner. > > It's one character too long. > > It's a matter of taste. I like this additionnal character and > I think Carsten added it intentionally. Hm, yes it is. I just wondered because the strings of the title and the toc headline have a different underlining. > > ----------snip---------- > > <h2>...Some section with TAG at the end <span > > class="tag"><span class="some_tag">some_tag... > > ----------snip---------- > > > > Isn't a single space enough for separating the heading's text > > and the tag? Beside their number, the additional three (why > > not five or n?) " " seem a little bit freaky to me... > > They _are_ freaky :) But they are also needed. > > Even if the tags display is taken care of by the CSS, we must > prevent collapsing the tags with the previous strings in case > the CSS is not available -- just think of what the HTML page > should look like with w3m/lynx. Thanks for your explanation. I completely missed text based browsers. And ordinary spaces are _really_ not enough for them? Concerning CSS I'm digging into the docs ... but tomorrow :-) Regards, Mathias
