Ken Moffat wrote:
On Mon, Aug 10, 2015 at 01:00:58PM -0500, Bruce Dubbs wrote:
I made some changes to the css structure of LFS in commit 10934.
To look at the new css we have been testing lately, look at
stylesheets/lfs-xsl/lfs.css.new. To actually use it, you need to copy it to
the rendered book $BASEDIR/stylesheets/lfs.css where BASEDIR is defined in
the Makefile and is usually ~/lfs-book.
There are no visible changes to the book unless you manually change the
lfs.css file.
From what you said a few hours ago on blfs-dev, I thought this was
being dropped, at least until after 7.8 ? Also, I see:
$LastChangedBy:barjo $
$Date:2015-08-04 00:37:38 +0100 $
So I assume this does NOT include your changes from the past couple
of days ?
Well it sorta does include it. As I said, above you have to copy
lfs.css.new to lfs.css to use it. It is definitely not the default.
For anybody who is minded to fix this [ insert phrase of choice ] to
work on mobile devices, or perhaps graphical browsers which do not
understand css3, I found three links which might be helpful. Then
again, they might not - as I said earlier, I regard css as akin to
sourcery.
LOL. I used to teach it. It is really not hard. If you want me to
explain it, I can do that. Basically it does not change content. It
only changes the look by controlling fonts and boxes and other spacing.
Really, the concept is the same as TeX in many ways.
The other thing is that it is really easy to change. Just leave the css
file in the editor and save changes to disk and then refresh the browser
page.
Like many computer things, it looks hard, but ends up being easy when
you understand some relatively simple principles.
-- Bruce
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