On Friday 03 October 2003 12:46 pm, Felix Miata wrote: > Buchan Milne wrote: > > Pierre Jarillon wrote: > > > http://pjarillon.free.fr/docs/MandrakeLinux-en1.html > > > with a css at http://pjarillon.free.fr/docs/styles/main.css > > > > > > These files are compliant with XHTML and CSS validators but > > > they still need some work. > > > - xhtml : still some <b> , some <p> and <div> are not well set up. > > > - css : the style is exactly that was defined in MandrakeLinux-en.html > > > > Not quite, the style for images need the border set to 0 by default > > New improved version: > http://members.ij.net/mrmazda/tmp/MdkHome-en.html > http://members.ij.net/mrmazda/tmp/mlmain.css > > 1-blue image borders gone > 2-some Moz spacing issues gone > 3-more debris removed > 4-Main logo is now enclosed in a <h1> tag and has a title attribute > 5-css file sorted & tidied > 6-Displays in IE (horribly) > 7-Displays in Konq (needs improvement, but much better than IE) > im moz 1.4 http://137.49.240.7/~fubar/images/moz-snapshot14.png the lines going through the page
> > > I have stripped some elements of presentation from html which I have > > > not included in CSS. > > > > > > What do you think of that ? Must I continue ? > > > > The questions is whether Mandrakesoft will take these changes, and how. > > Is there cvs for the websites? > > > > > I am not a guru about CSS... > > > > But the thing is that there are probably enough people on this list with > > some skills, and they could all be leveraged if at least some aspects of > > the website management were "open-sourced".
