Ivan M wrote: > test.openoffice.org! > (see http://test.openoffice.org/servlets/ProjectIssues to see how the > new changes would look on project pages)
Nice! Even though Native-Lang projects are forced to struggle every time with the CollabNet templates, so every time there is an update we fear our CSS tricks might break. > the HTML is untouched > (with the exception of the homepage action statements) and changes to > the CSS are minor Could it be possible to make massive usage of "id" attributes so that it is easier to manage them in CSS/JS? At least the main logo, its associated link and the site slogan should have their own id. See http://qa.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=83925 > * Homepage icons have been replaced with much nicer Galaxy equivalents > (many thanks to Stella for making these!) [4]. Which icon do you > prefer for the community/join action statement (I want to join > OpenOffice.org)? +1. Favorite icon for community: http://ui.openoffice.org/VisualDesign/gifs/Icons/Community_32.png > * The key words in the action statements are a lighter color than the > rest of the action statement text. Action statements' text is also > more colorful on rollover +1 but I would put key words in a darker -not lighter- color. > * Homepage features a new download button (please endure through the > javascript messages - not sure why it's doing that, since it uses the > same .js file as the homepage... and the JS will probably be changed > soon anyway) Nice. I don't know why I'm offered OOo 2.4.0 in Italian instead of 2.4.1 like the true homepage does. > * Tabs are visually more distinctive; it is now easier to distinguish > between unselected, mouse-over and active (selected) tabs +1. > * Minitabs CSS has been simplified considerably, and the bug involving > the blinking pointer 'showing through' has disappeared (at least, on > my computer - to test this, please click inside the search box, then > hover over the Log In tab - can you see the pointer from the search > box (which has the focus) showing through intermittently as it > blinks?) I see it blinking in Firefox 2. No major annoyance though. > For even greater accessibility, could someone with access to the HTML > add "for" values to each label specifying which form field they > represent? Hmmm, this makes me think you haven't access to the HTML so you cannot satisfy my first request. I hope the right person come across it, even though it has been in IZ, untouched, for months. > * Mouse-over effect on #navcol links (left-hand side project menu) +1. The Italian project might drop its JavaScript effects (see http://it.openoffice.org/servlets/ProjectMailingListList ) in favor of this. > * Gradient background on #navcol headers (e.g. Project Tools, Search, > How do I...) and navcol wrappers (fades down to white, > semi-transparent 2 gulls motif from the OOo logo at the bottom-right) +1 > * New a:hover style for standard links in #bodycol. What do you think > about adding an a:visited style, and what would be a good color? > Green? Orange? Another blue? I don't thik a:visited is necessary. We have enough different colors already. Regards, Andrea Pescetti - Italian N-L project lead. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
