On Sun, Jul 13, 2014 at 4:02 PM, Marcus (OOo) <marcus.m...@wtnet.de> wrote:
> Am 07/13/2014 09:06 PM, schrieb Emanuele: > > Marcus (OOo) wrote: >> >>> Am 07/12/2014 03:27 PM, schrieb Emanuele: >>> >>>> As asked by Kay, here it is a new thread. >>>> >>>> Unfortunately I didn't have much time to volunteer to this (and I'm not >>>> sure in the next period either. >>>> >>> >>> ah, too bad. :-( >>> >> >> Well, I'll try to do something, but sure what. ;) >> >> For example, another thing I was considering is the separation of the >>>> menu and the breadcrumbs with a menu fixed-top and the breadcrumbs where >>>> the are now: >>>> http://testing.elkarte.it/testing/ooo/index_fix.html >>>> >>> >>> Fixed-top is already good. To get the height of the header reduced and >>> also fixed would be great. >>> >> >> hmm... I personally don't like too much very tall fixed headers, they >> tend to take up a lot of vertical space. >> > > of course, I don't meant to fix the current header. First try to reduce > its height (row for breadcrumb, space between breadcrum and carousel, top > menu, etc. Then if it's still too high fix just some upper parts. > > > Of course our logo has to be put somewhere >>> >> >> The logo could go in the fixed menu for example, on the left, though in >> > > Yes, a fixed logo would be very visible. > > > that case, I'd reduce the number of entries of the menu itself because >> at certain resolutions (from 800px wide up to 1024 and maybe something >> more depending on the size of the logo) the menu would go on two lines, >> and it doesn't really look good IMO. >> > > Hm, I don't see a 2-line menu but the nice hamburger icon at top right > that is known from mobile devices. That looks good. > > Do you know the "Web Developer" add-on for Firefox? I've discovered that > it shows the layout in specific screen resolutions (from 320x480 to > 1024x768) for different phone anf tablet devices. > > Every small resolution has just a horizontal scrollbar and no vertical one. > > With all resolutions your webpage looks already very well. :-) > > > Mixing the two, what about some "moving stuff around" while scrolling? >> http://testing.elkarte.it/ooo/index_scroll.html >> > > It's getting better and better with every update. :-) > > Thanks for this. +1 this version is looking very nice also...the version incorporating the logo is nice. Looking forward to more... > > > Are the css "compiled" somehow as well, or are they in the home.css, >>>> ooo.css, etc. files? >>>> >>> >>> No, they are plain and will be just applied to the webpage. >>> >> >> Okay, well, in my example I collected the bits from the various places >> into a single file (it's just about 400 lines, so not much to deal >> with), since most of them were not necessary. >> >> It seems I'm getting the grasp of how the website works, now I have just >> to understand how to enable SSI on my localhost. >> /me goes read some documentation on the matter... or at least some >> examples. >> > > Marcus > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: dev-unsubscr...@openoffice.apache.org > For additional commands, e-mail: dev-h...@openoffice.apache.org > > -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MzK "To be trusted is a greater compliment than being loved." -- George MacDonald
