David Abrahams wrote:
If I have any criticism, I'd have to say that boldifying links may over-emphasize them. But that is really a minor point.
Please have a look at the updated style: http://boost-sandbox.sourceforge.net/libs/xpressive
I have made the following changes, based on feedback here:
- I have unboldified the links, lightened them up a tad to stand out better, and added an underline on mouse hover. It's an improvement IMO.
- The first row of tables get a light blue background, the other rows get light gray. Also an improvement.
- The C++ syntax highlighing colors are more to my taste. (Ha!) Feedback welcome.
Also, for comparison purposes, I have put up a separate version of the docs that use a serif font instead of sans-serif. You can find it here:
http://tinyurl.com/4fdyb
The choice of font has a strong influence on the look and feel. I encourage everyone to take a second to compare the serif style to the sans-serif and say which they like better. (My vote goes for sans-serif.)
-- Eric Niebler Boost Consulting www.boost-consulting.com
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