Hello,
on Donnerstag, 24. Mai 2007, Frank Sundermeyer wrote:
> http://en.test.opensuse.org/
[...]
> Styles Not Defined Yet:
> This is a list of styles MediaWiki generates that I have not covered,
> yet, because I wasn't able to find out on which pages they are used.
> Maybe you can help me here.
You can help yourself. Just define these styles with
border: 5px solid red;
background: red;
and wait for bugreports ;-))
> Content Elements:
> I am planning to add useful classes to the CSS, like the command-line
> style (.shell). Please add whatever you find useful to this page
> (with inline css) and discuss them on this list. I will add the ones
> we all agree upon.
I already mentioned some options for <pre> blocks in my last mail and
just included them on the Content Elements Page (section "Proposals for
<pre>")
> The "this page in other languages" stuff is currently not working - I
> hope to be able to fix this soon.
>
> If a page exists in other languages, you will either see a drop down
> box in the gray page header (where the edit, discussion links are) -
> requires JavaScript -
Can you add something like "--- other languages ---" as very first
option? It should be selected by default instead of the first available
language.
This would make the meaning of the dropdown clear.
> or an additional box in the left nav when JavaScript is disabled.
Nice usecase for <noscript> ;-)
> Thanks for all your feedback in advance!
I was a bit late in checking and Francis and Rajko already found nearly
all bugs I noticed ;-) and I can only highlight the most important
things:
- the contents box needs a better look, a background image like in the
Fedora wiki would be a nice idea
- grey boxes are too light-grey (nearly displayed as white on my laptop)
A minor bug I just found is in the Content_Elements page,
section ".center":
The code looks like this:
<span class="center">...Content...</div>
-> Is <span> or <div> correct? Please fix the example ;-)
A word about highlighting of links:
- you can remove the underline (text-decoration:none) _as long as the
link color differs from text color_ [1] or just allow the browser
default in this case (no text-decoration statement)
- a:hover should always be underlined
- I don't really like the current style (underline non-visited links
only by default) - please use different colors for visited links
instead.
Please read also my rants in the footnotes ;-)
Regards,
Christian Boltz
[1] but you should _not_ define black font color for links and skip the
text-decoration:underline. If you do this and someone (like me) has
changed the browser defaults to display the underline only on
:hover, searching for links is like searching for easter eggs.
Unfortunately, this can be tested on *.novell.com :-( [2]
[2] Yes, I have reported this, both via the feedback link (I got
a "thanks for your hint", but nothing more) and via bugzilla
https://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=141494
Basically I was told to change my browser settings there :-/ which
isn't an option because usability of a website should never depend
on the browser settings. [3]
AFAIK there's a bugzilla component for the Novell website, but I
don't have access to it. Can someone @SUSE please reopen the bug and
reassign it to the Novell webmaster, please?
[3] I also like to change the default colors to yellow background with
violet font color - a good method to find undefined colors ;-)
(BTW: The new openSUSE page passed this test :-)
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Es ist immer da, wird aber nicht bemerkt.
[Ratti]
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