* Thus wrote Gabor Hojtsy: > >> Log: > >> push php.net theme specific stuff to the php.net theme > >> > >> more CSS files wil bee needed (from phpweb), but we actually > >> need the adoption of the tableless layout here, for which I > >> hope someone will volunteer - coupled with some CSS cleanup :) > > > >Hows this? http://livedocs.zirzow.dyndns.org/ > > > >I started from scratch and used your css from the tableless site > >and went from there. > > Wow! I have not thought that my call will be answered in this short time.
I was half way done and am familiar with all the different classes so it rather easy :) > > Looks good, but the fonts are not those used on php.net. I do think that > the documentation text is more readable with this font, but users > accustomed to our current font might not like it. It should be discussed. > > The sidebar looks quite good on subpages, but it is a bit confusing on > the frontpage. Also this page is broken: > > http://livedocs.zirzow.dyndns.org/index.php?l=en&q=bookinfo How is it confusing on the front page? The double 'PHP Manual' entry? I fixed that, and the positioning of the bookinfo page. (see below) > > Also if you let the sidebar contents to wrap, it might not look that > good with the bullets, but it will not go outside the faux column: > > http://livedocs.zirzow.dyndns.org/index.php?l=en&q=stream.common-api Which is better? the wrapping or the trucate... method? I have a css method that will make the wrapping look good with the bullets, which could be implemented easily, if we want the full text to display. > > BTW I see you already took care of copyrighting for 2005 :) oops.. for some reason I thought it was already 2005 Here are some changes I've done since yesterday: - margin's on boxed areas more consistent - reduced parameter/constant list vspacing - tables... remove extra right spacing, allow table to grow up to 0.6em of right margin. - indent second line (4em) on methodsynopses (when wrapped) - better h* seperation to visually see section differences. - indent function/chapter list - ul.itemized/li items fixed vspacing - some/alot css menu tweeks and made clickable area much larger - left navigation loads better, the dashed line loads up to navigation height, until content loads. - the double PHP Manual (bookinfo) entry in navigation. - bookinfo page. fixed absolute positioning. - tested IE6, firefox and opera (which doesnt like % font sizes) TODO: - verify new font usage - left nav width issue - verify with more browsers. - seperate css to allow print versions - anything i haven't seen wrong Curt -- First, let me assure you that this is not one of those shady pyramid schemes you've been hearing about. No, sir. Our model is the trapezoid!
