Hello, on Dienstag, 12. Juni 2007, Frank Sundermeyer wrote: > thanks to your great feedback (a special thanks to Christian Boltz, > who discovered most bugs) I managed to eliminate hopefully all bugs > from the new wiki skin
I just checked my last mail and it seems you fixed almost all bugs I found (OK, except the hard line break in the footer, but that's a really minor thing.) However, I didn't do a full check, so I hope you didn't introduce any new bugs ;-) > and now proudly present the first "Release Candidate" on > > http://en.test.opensuse.org/ > > At the moment I know of only one open issue: > - the logo display when using very small font sizes in Gecko/KHTML > browsers (not sure whether this is resolvable at all) Hmm, why is the logo a JPG file? Proposal: make it a GIF file [1], and make most white parts transparent. This won't fix the problem, but it would more or less hide it ;-) because the box border won't be hidden except if the geeko or the text "openSUSE" covers it. To test this, just use the GIF file I have attached to this mail. What I did to create it is basically: - open JPG in GIMP - add alpha channel - choose the "selection by color" tool, tolerance 5.0 - click the white area - shrink selection by 1 pixel - some finetuning to the selection (like excluding whitespace in the middle of the logo and straighten out borders) - sharpen selection to avoid that half-transparent pixels are created - delete the selected whitespace - convert to indexed colors, optimized color palette, no dittering - save as GIF BTW: The ™ sign isn't really useful in its current size of 3x4 pixels ;-) I don't know if it is a legal requirement to put it there, but if it isn't, I would remove those 12 pixels. Regarding scalable font size (as proposed by jdd) I recommend to use http://www.einfach-fuer-alle.de/artikel/fontsize/ > BTW: An RC1 for download.opensuse.org will follow ASAP. I hope it will contain "Network installation" as additional installation media type ;-) Regards, Christian Boltz [1] Yes, I know that some people don't like GIF for political reasons, but it is the best solution from a technical point of view here. (PNG would also be OK, but I'm sure you know about the problems in IE...) -- Not mentioned in the `known features'-list so far... [found on https://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=152068]
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