Gavin Kistner wrote: > The diagrams are read most easily left to right; rolling to a new line > greatly reduces the utility, IMO. Roughly 7% of the 'net is still > using 800x600, and surely far less of tech savvy audience. > > I suggest increasing the image width to at least 900px before > wrapping, and possibly even suggest possibly never wrapping them > (instead putting each in a scrollable section).
There are 2 problems with scrollable sections: 1. The diagrams can't easily be printed out if one wanted to do that. 2. Those are a lot more difficult to scan with the eye. It is a lot easier to scan if we can see the whole thing at once, even if on multiple lines, then if we have to side-scroll back and forth to find things. This said, if say making some diagrams 20% wider would lead to a large improvement in readability, that should be fine, as these would still print well, most people would see them without side-scrolling, the rest would only side-scroll a bit. -- Darren Duncan _______________________________________________ sqlite-users mailing list sqlite-users@sqlite.org http://sqlite.org:8080/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/sqlite-users
