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On Wed, Nov 14, 2007 at 09:28:14PM +0100, Bruno wrote: |
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> E.g when looking at categories only the first 'n' items are show and there is |
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> no mention on the total count. |
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> At a minimum it should display something like: |
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> showing packages 1-29 out of 127 |
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> on page bottom with note that page browsing still has to be implemented. |
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There won't be page browsing, mainly because of the heavy caching used. |
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(if somebody wrote an SQL layer over memcached, there is a lot that |
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would be simpler) |
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In any view, the default mode is the most recent $count packages. |
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If you go to any category, there is a right bar link for |
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'category-full', that gives you an entire category, ordered |
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alphabetically. |
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> As mentionned by Ryan the positionning of the logo is quite inappropriate. |
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> Would it be possible to set a min-width CSS tag on the left column that would |
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> match the width of the logo in order to prevent the unwanted overlapping? |
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> I assume it's quite common to have pretty small fonts in order to get more |
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> text visible without scrolling... |
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Having small fonts isn't common, at least not amongst folk that I've |
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directly observed in usability testing. Having text at sizes that don't |
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strain the eyes is more common. |
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CSS 'min-width' isn't usable, because it interferes with the rest of the |
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layout, and the folks with tiny fonts then have a massive gap between |
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their text, and the middle column. |
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What the actual solution is, is a narrower logo. I've been |
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asking and looking, but have not yet found, a version of the logo |
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without the spotlight effect on the background. |
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Robin Hugh Johnson |
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Gentoo Linux Developer & Infra Guy |
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E-Mail : robbat2@g.o |
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