On Sat, Dec 08, 2012 at 12:42:01PM -0000, Phil Holmes wrote: > You have to guess that "Details of" points to a PDF, and the > mailing lists have provided a number of examples of where new > users have failed to make this connection.
Good point. > It seems to me we have 2 options, which could either meet you need > to avoid pushing the text further down the page. 1. Replace (say) > Notation: syntax reference.(details of Notation) with Notation (HTML > pages); syntax reference.(details of Notation); PDF download; single > large HTML page and have the 3 links there. I think this would > still fit OK (not tried, but the space looks to be there) On my current browser window, the "details of snippets" is split across two lines. However, that's not a horrible thing. What about this? The main link for each manual would link to the current "details of" page, and after the one-clause description on the main manuals page we would have (split html, big html, pdf). > or 2: Add > a box towards the bottom of the page with "Manual formats" as a > header, and essentially the text of this patch in it. New users > could use those little scroll bars on the right of the screen to > find that text, and you wouldn't need to bother. I'm fine with this option as well, although I think that the first option is nicer. - Graham _______________________________________________ lilypond-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-devel
