[ZWeb] canges to default.css please comment

Sidnei da Silva sidnei@x3ng.com.br
Mon, 29 Apr 2002 12:19:09 -0300


Yeah, its really long. I think we can split it in two lines. Will take a look 
right after the lunch.

Cheers

On Seg 29 Abr 2002 06:48, Paul Everitt wrote:
| FYI, I just made a couple of updates to main_template, css_default.css,
| and macros_repository.
|
| The byline area had a bug in it regarding a variable (wf_state) being
| used but not defined.  In fixing that I noticed we have a rather long
| list of actions.  Login and visit:
|
|    http://new.zope.org:15080/ZopeOrg/test/view
|
| You'll see all the menu items.  I shrunk the font down, but that's not
| really solving the problem.  Sidnei, suggestions?
|
| I'll file a collector issue.
|
| --Paul
|
| Robert Rottermann wrote:
| > I started to clean up deafult.css.
| >
| > Two things that affect apearance so far:
| > - changed all links that a:hover-color is the same (kind of orange)
| > - changed size of links in navigation and news  section.
| >
| > Explanation:
| > when using em as units one hase to be very carefull not to introduce
| > unwanted scaling.
| > Example from default.css
| > #SIDE_MENU H1 A {
| >  font-size: 1.3em;
| > ...
| > }
| > here we size a H1 tag by a factor of 1.3. However when a a H1 is used as
| > a link we size it an other 1.3 times so the overall factor is 1.69. I
| > think this is not the intended factor and I therefore changed the
| > stylesheet so that H1 A is scaled the same as H1.
| >
| > Please comment when these two adaptations run havock with what has been
| > decided.
| >
| > Robert
| >
| >
| >
| >
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|
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