Hi, It seems that only a few people have the karma to deal with the site.css file, so style-related problems are mostly attacked through PHD. The latest proposed change to CSS has been approved the same person who is the only one with phpweb karma, and yet he expects someone else to commit this change.
I propose taking the documentation CSS out of the site.css file, putting it into a separate file, e.g. docs.css, and placing the same under phpdoc module (like html/docs.css). I believe this way there will not be excessive coding in the documents any more, and the problems will be more easily solved by just making modifications to the CSS. Also the docs.css file could be included in the HTML packages. Currently, when a user who downloads a package like php_manual_tr.tar.gz for example cannot view the documents in the same way they appear on the web site (where they appear much nicer). Best regards, Nilgün
