I clicked through a ton of stuff (the entire sidebar plus a bunch of links of individual topics which lead to sub pages and aren't in the sidebar) and couldn't find anything obviously broken
Rob On Mar 29, 2012, at 3:27 AM, Andy Seaborne wrote: > 1/ Many internal links in the content were broken due to the changes in the > markdown processing from mdtext to html. > > What's changed is that generated links use "-" for space (not "_"), lowercase > is used for everything and it drops non-alphanumerics. > > I'm done a wholesale fixing of the website by scanning for candidate broken > links and fixing. > > # Upper case > find . -name \*mdtext -print | xargs grep -l '(#[^)]*[A-Z][^)]*)' > # Underscore > find . -name \*mdtext -print | xargs grep -l '(#.*_.*)' > > and now, hopefully, things are much better. > > It's a lot of change and the chances of missing something are rather too > high. If you have a moment, please check staging - pick a few pages and see > if the links in the main content area work. You may need to refresh as the > caching is quite long. > > 2/ style tweak > > Separately ad independently, while in the area, I changed the line-height of > the content area so the lines are more widely spaced. On pages with large > paragraphs, I found the text less readable with the default line height. > This is made worse on my machines because Ubuntu's arial/helvetica does not > display very well (it's over anti-aliased leading to a less crisp glyphs). > > Andy
