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Michael Curtis Napier wrote: |
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> The font size issue should be corrected now. |
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Greate. :) |
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Playing around with fontsizes however reveals that much of the current |
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design is _very_ sensitive to fontsize changes (eg 800px screen and |
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fontsize of about 15px or higher severly breaks layout). |
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When I make pages I always try to make the layout capable of reflowing |
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correctly in at least the range 50%-200% from 16px fontsize (which is |
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the default in most browsers). I'll have a go at "liqifying" the pages |
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to make them more resilient against fontchanges if noone beats me to it |
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(unfortunately I'm right in the middle of an examperiod currently but |
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should have time for this in about 2 weeks). |
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> I also made a news page, 20041021-portage51. I'm concerned with the |
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> "code listings". I don't think they look right but the old way of doing |
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> it doesn't fit into the new design either. |
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I think you are right and I also think that switching to a DL instead of |
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TABLE structure as I suggested in my first mail to the list would give a |
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lot more flexibility in this area to make something that both works and |
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looks good. |
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> I installed a web server on a box in my house so no more silly pop-up |
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> ads from yahoo. |
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I think it would be benificial if you, or someone else, made it |
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available for anybody to upload pages to such a server. Would make it |
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less difficoult for people to contribute and give links to pages without |
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getting an addinfested free host. |
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/SH |