Hello Suresh
Thanks for your reply. Actually I realized that bootstrap was apparently
an auto-generated CSS. So I went back to the Bootstrap website on Github
and selected only the options that were apparently used. I documented
the selected options on this page:
http://sis.apache.org/site-management.html (see "Updating bootstrap")
So it would be hopefully easy to go back to the Bootstrap site and
select more options if needed. In particular I omitted (for now) the
responsive part of the options because I don't know how to test them.
But if anyone having more knowledge could define the appropriate set of
options, that would be appreciated.
Martin
Le 04/08/13 01:55, Suresh Marru a écrit :
Hi Martin,
Did you already trim the CSS? I am sorry but I am behind on emails and catching
up now as I am back to track after a busy summer. I just want to caution that
trimming bootstrap CSS is not a good idea. Are you seeing slowness? Its better
we use the bootstrap css out of the box and make any changes to the SIS
specific one -
https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/sis/site/trunk/content/css/sis.css.
The bootstrap css makes the site HTML5 complaint and more importantly a
responsive site. It means it auto-adjusts the layout on all browsers and
resolutions, tablets, mobile phones. If we go back to a trimmed version, we
loose all responsive features and go back to the old-age static html website.
Suresh
