On Thu, 02 Aug 2012 09:10:02 +0200 Jean-Yves Migeon <jeanyves.mig...@free.fr> wrote:
> On 02.08.2012 03:28, James K. Lowden wrote: > > The only running text is under "Welcome to > > NetBSD" (#mainContent). It should be normal size. > > The font for the whole site or just the bar? The navbar font is fine. I would change http://www.netbsd.org/~jym/netbsd/index_fichiers/global.css to include #mainContent { font-size: 100%; } > However... changing the font-weight on dynamic events (like hovering) > modify width, so you have to hardcode dimensions if you do not want > the elements to suddenly "move". I seem to recall something like that, yes, with other page I worked on. I'll take a look and see what I can do. > Won't this be used for a new fundraising, but by just changing dates? If and when. Likely the situation will be different. There's always CVS. > > It would be nice if "Of course it runs NetBSD" used left- and > > right-quotes. That's in NetBSD-headerlogo.png, which unfortunately > > is a checked-in image. > > I wondered the same thing, but kept it as-is -- my purpose was to > modify the bars and not the whole layout. Understood, and the page is definitely better because of your work. I brought it up because you're working on the page and I can't think of where else to discuss it. I hardly think we need a mailing list for NetBSD asthetics or public image. Perhaps someone here knows the history. > I can move the image + quotes to full HTML, but that will be part of > another commit. Baby steps please That certainly understandable. FWIW, the letterspacing of The NetBSD Project logo is a little wider than usual. Look at the distance between the B and S in NetBSD in the logo, for instance, compared with NetBSD elsewhere on the page. (I imagine it's intentional. I don't know if it's important.) I got a similar result in groff using kerning. AFAIK it can't be done in CSS. Regards, --jkl
