Hi, a few month ago we had a discussion on this list about Khelpcenter stylesheet issues, see http://lists.kde.org/?l=kde-doc-english&m=131419999120078&w=2
I'd like to get back to issue 3) from that discussion: "distance between the last line of text and the top of the footer is too big" In one of the mails in this thread Michael Pyne wrote: > IIRC the amount of padding was in order to ensure that the footer appears > at the bottom of very short pages. It should be compensated for by a > corresponding negative padding-bottom (or some other CSS hack) elsewhere. At first glance this seems to be a great idea to have the footer always at the bottom of the page, but from my pov this idea fails, because it is impossible to define what a *very short page* due to: * you can use KHelpcenter in Full Screen Mode or in a user defined window size, each with different sizes for a *very short page* * you can change the font size in KHelcenter, so a *very short page* can only be defined for the default font size in KHelpcenter * on monitors with different format 16:9 and 4:3 you have different sizes of a *very short page* even in Full Screen Mode My conclusion: It is impossible to define a *very short page* because that is controlled by the user, therefore the padding-bottom under contentBody in kde-doc.css should be changed from actually 8.9 to 1em. I'd like to read your comments please. Thanks -- Burkhard L?ck
