Dear Thomas, thank you for your feedback! I gave up setting the #content border before because there wasn't a solution that worked on all browsers - each one misaligned the border contact between #menu and #container in its own way :)
But I agree that no border is as bad as a misaligned border, so I put it back. About the Open Sans... I changed to Noto Sans and I don't expect it to work fine on your browser/OS/system, but using default fonts really look "old style" to me. Maybe other opinions could help us to decide. I would appreciate another look on it if possible. https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/621606/chicken-wiki.tar.gz A Happy New Year to all! Arthur 2013/12/30 Thomas Hintz <[email protected]> > Arthur, > > On Tue, Dec 17, 2013 at 11:42 PM, Arthur Maciel <[email protected]> > wrote: > > Dear chickeneers, > > > > I messed up a bit with the wiki design and below is a link to a sketch. > > > > https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/621606/chicken-wiki.tar.gz > > Thanks Arthur! It looks great overall! > > Design by committee is not always a good idea so feel free to disagree > but I have a few thoughts. > > I think the top of the #content div really should have a border like > the rest of the box. It just doesn't lock your eyes in as well with it > missing. Of course that won't be that easy to do but you could move > the #menu div down a pixel with a higher z-index so it overlaps the > #content box that has a top-border so it still looks right. > > I think the show/edit/history links could use a little more space > between them. They are tricky to easily hit even on a mouse > (non-touch) device. > > Not a huge deal but the open-sans font is fuzzy for me. I've attached > an image of it. Unfortunately fonts are done so differently across > browsers, OSes, and even individual monitors and settings that they > are hard to get looking good on all systems. I think that the common > fonts are often set to work well with most conditions so it may be > better to just use one of them. Or maybe some of the new CSS3 > attributes would help? Again, not a big deal. > > Any ways, looks really nice overall. And feel free to ignore my > suggestions if you disagree. > > All the best, > Thomas Hintz >
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