On Fri, 6 Sep 2002, Erik Abele wrote: > e) The example-boxes use <div class="example"><pre>...</pre></div> to define > the bg-color. Unfortunately Mozilla and IE (didn't check the others) don't > wrap the text within the <pre>-tags, since it is pre-defined, ha. With > smaller window-sizes we therefore get lines which reach over the > background box. > > To see this live, try > http://test.perlig.de/apdoc/manual/mod/mod_rewrite.html > with a window-size smaller than 800x600 (scroll down to find a problematic > place).
Yes, that is the danger of using <pre>. It is not created by this new style, just amplified by it (due to the restricted screen real-estate). The great thing about not using tables is that the huge <pre> doesn't cause the entire page to scroll right-left. The problem will be lessened if we use a slightly smaller font. Which brings up the question of exactly which of the stylesheets we are going to use. I suggest that we NOT include ALL those alternate stylesheets. In fact I suggest we start with just a single stylesheet (or at most a few) and we can add more later. Right now it seems the default is style/css/manual-sbar-right-fix15.css. I suggest using instead manual-sbar-right-90pc.css (although I think we may need to go even a little smaller). I also think it would be best to consolidate all those @imports so that, in the default case, only a single stylesheet needs to be loaded. The alternate stylesheets can still use imports, but we want to minimize transactions for the default case. And if you don't feel like doing that, I'm +1 on committing it as is and we can fix it later. > Joshua, I also had to change build.xml, can you please commit the attached > patch; thanks ;-) I will go on and commit the whole stuff in the next hour > if nobody raises any objections. Will do. Joshua. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
