2005-03-06, Xavier Neys sanoi, jotta:
> Regarding Flammie's comments: > <pre> getting too wide was to be expected. > I reset it to 0.90em and added overflow:auto; > It adds a scroll bar whenever necessary. It looks nice here but I > wonder how well this is supported on other browsers/platforms. It should be supported on firefox, but doesn't work for me. What it does is that it assigns scrollable frame to all code listings*, but it still stretches them and doesn't create scroll bars. Don't know if it's their bug or problem with the layout of the page. *) the scrollability of code block can be detected by the fact that it becomes opaque with regard to x level events and no longer passes mouse wheel events to the main window, making scrolling harder. Other than that, the I'd usually complain for as big changes to font size as 10%, but seeing it doesn't seem to be so bad with monospaced font, probably because they are usually smaller anyways. > BTW, stating your screen resolution without saying what fonts at what > sizes are actually used is kinda useless. Well, it does have the use that you'll know how reasonable the testing equipment was. I only indicated them to tell that I'm testing on some setup that is quite near to average user and not something like 3560x768 pixel desktop with maximized window and cat-sized characters. But for closer diagnostics you would of course add physical dimensions of monitor, dpi settings, font renderer used and its settings to report at bare minimum. -- Flammie, Gentoo Linux Documentation's Finnish head translator.
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