Comment #6 on issue 1105 by percival.music.ca: clean up our css files
http://code.google.com/p/lilypond/issues/detail?id=1105
Well, the "trivial" first step to 2) is to have three files:
docs.css
web.css
both.css
Move any shared definitions into both.css. Move any definitions which only
exist in docs or web (but not both) into both.css.
Then look at what's left in docs.css and web.css. Examine every
definitions which differs -- is there an obvious "best" way of doing it
(offhand, I expect most to fall into this category). Are we using any HTML
constructs differently in the two manuals? If so, rename the <div> class
or id name in web. etc.
This isn't complicated. Or at least, there's plenty of harmless simple
work that can be done before we get to "complicated" stuff that requires
careful attention.
FROG: 2 hours for the trivial cleanup, not counting any time spent learning
what CSS is. And when doing the trivial cleanup, for mao's sake don't try
to be cute. Don't change any of the CSS; I only want to see a "move pieces
of text around" patch.
I'll tentatively guess 5 hours for the non-trivial cleanup, but until we
see what's left after the trivial stuff, there's not much point believing
any guesses. :)
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