Paul Giacherio (2011-09-22 12:07): > 1] Is centered, and has a flexible width to a point - the left-aligned, full > width current skin is difficult on big screens > 2] Utilizes simple media queries to ensure the design is functional all the > way down to mobile sizes > 3] Includes a css reset and solid standard typographic style > 4] Moves all [and i mean ALL] standard style declarations into the default > css file - the current, occasional, header style injection can be maddening > to a first-time customizer > 5] Is structurally table-less
Good points - I agree. Comments on 3 and 4: 3. Is a CSS reset (unified CSS stylesheets across browsers) really required? Is this merely perfectionism, or are there some crazy differences between browser-default stylesheets? 4. PmWiki has a history of trying hard to keep compatibility with older sites, so replacing the standard style declarations might be difficult. But I would also like to see them in the skin instead of being injected into HTML. Only the styles for history could land in a separate diff.css. Or PmWiki could go with the versioning craze and become PmWiki-3, dropping some compatibility by cleaning up and adding some features. Would be an extraordinary day after a lot of work... -- -- Rogutės Sparnuotos _______________________________________________ pmwiki-users mailing list [email protected] http://www.pmichaud.com/mailman/listinfo/pmwiki-users
