Re: Tomcat 4 Documentation
OK, I checked the nightly build. I have to say sorry because I found out another table tag that needs to be fixed the same way. The one inside subsection also needs to be changed to avoid clipping. I think I lost track of what I modified in my first report. I should have used diff or something rather than rely on my memory. This time I checked with windiff. regards, Hideo Craig R. McClanahan wrote: That is quite odd ... the config/server.xml page works correctly for me on NS4.7 (Linux and Windows 98) and IE5.5 (Windows 98) at 1024x768, as well as narrower sizes when I adjust it manually. I just committed a change to remove the width=100% entry for attributes list tables. Could you take a look at the output in nightly build 20010913 (tonight) and see if this corrects the problem for you? Craig On Thu, 13 Sep 2001, TAKAHASHI Hideo(BSD-M1G) wrote: Date: Thu, 13 Sep 2001 11:48:09 +0900 From: TAKAHASHI Hideo(BSD-M1G) [EMAIL PROTECTED] Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Tomcat 4 Documentation Hi. I have had the same problem. It happens on pages for example config/server.html. It happens on NS4.7,NS6.1,IE5.5 alike. BTW My screen size is 1280x1024. I examined the generated html and the stylesheet, and tracked down which of the width attributes are the key to this problem. By taking away the width attribute from the innermost table tag, or changing 100% to something like 80% or 90% works for my case. I took it off from the table tag found inside xsl:template match=attributes in web-apps/tomcat-docs/tomcat-docs.xsl Specifying no width will cause tables with shorter content to appear in smaller width, which might be not very pretty. Specifying an absolute value like 80 or 90 percent will work only with a certain browser window size. When I resize the browser to be narrower, contents will be clipped again. Hideo. Craig R. McClanahan wrote: One other thing I noticed with the docs. On my system at home, Netscape 4.7 on FreeBSD the right margin for the docs is cut off and not viewable. I noticed the same thing with IE on Windows. Aside from that, I like the way the new docs look. The only time I've had this happen to me is when there is a source box that is wider than my current browser window width. Are either of you seeing this in other circumstances? It would also be helpful to know which particular pages do this (in most cases, wide source code examples can be reformatted), or if it is all of them. FWIW, the outermost table tag that is generated is table ... width=100% ... just like the Anakia templates for jakarta-site2, so it is reacting the same way to the same sorts of input. Jon Craig -- Hideo Takahashi Business Solutions Division, Hitachi Ltd. http://www.hitachi.co.jp/Div/bisd -- Hideo Takahashi Business Solutions Division, Hitachi Ltd. http://www.hitachi.co.jp/Div/bisd
Re: Tomcat 4 Documentation
- Original Message - From: Glenn Nielsen [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, September 12, 2001 7:30 PM Subject: Re: Tomcat 4 Documentation One other thing I noticed with the docs. On my system at home, Netscape 4.7 on FreeBSD the right margin for the docs is cut off and not viewable. I noticed the same thing with IE on Windows. Aside from that, I like the way the new docs look. Jon
Re: Tomcat 4 Documentation
On Wed, 12 Sep 2001, Jonathan Eric Miller wrote: Date: Wed, 12 Sep 2001 20:31:01 -0500 From: Jonathan Eric Miller [EMAIL PROTECTED] Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Tomcat 4 Documentation - Original Message - From: Glenn Nielsen [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, September 12, 2001 7:30 PM Subject: Re: Tomcat 4 Documentation One other thing I noticed with the docs. On my system at home, Netscape 4.7 on FreeBSD the right margin for the docs is cut off and not viewable. I noticed the same thing with IE on Windows. Aside from that, I like the way the new docs look. The only time I've had this happen to me is when there is a source box that is wider than my current browser window width. Are either of you seeing this in other circumstances? It would also be helpful to know which particular pages do this (in most cases, wide source code examples can be reformatted), or if it is all of them. FWIW, the outermost table tag that is generated is table ... width=100% ... just like the Anakia templates for jakarta-site2, so it is reacting the same way to the same sorts of input. Jon Craig
Re: Tomcat 4 Documentation
Hi. I have had the same problem. It happens on pages for example config/server.html. It happens on NS4.7,NS6.1,IE5.5 alike. BTW My screen size is 1280x1024. I examined the generated html and the stylesheet, and tracked down which of the width attributes are the key to this problem. By taking away the width attribute from the innermost table tag, or changing 100% to something like 80% or 90% works for my case. I took it off from the table tag found inside xsl:template match=attributes in web-apps/tomcat-docs/tomcat-docs.xsl Specifying no width will cause tables with shorter content to appear in smaller width, which might be not very pretty. Specifying an absolute value like 80 or 90 percent will work only with a certain browser window size. When I resize the browser to be narrower, contents will be clipped again. Hideo. Craig R. McClanahan wrote: One other thing I noticed with the docs. On my system at home, Netscape 4.7 on FreeBSD the right margin for the docs is cut off and not viewable. I noticed the same thing with IE on Windows. Aside from that, I like the way the new docs look. The only time I've had this happen to me is when there is a source box that is wider than my current browser window width. Are either of you seeing this in other circumstances? It would also be helpful to know which particular pages do this (in most cases, wide source code examples can be reformatted), or if it is all of them. FWIW, the outermost table tag that is generated is table ... width=100% ... just like the Anakia templates for jakarta-site2, so it is reacting the same way to the same sorts of input. Jon Craig -- Hideo Takahashi Business Solutions Division, Hitachi Ltd. http://www.hitachi.co.jp/Div/bisd
Re: Tomcat 4 Documentation
That is quite odd ... the config/server.xml page works correctly for me on NS4.7 (Linux and Windows 98) and IE5.5 (Windows 98) at 1024x768, as well as narrower sizes when I adjust it manually. I just committed a change to remove the width=100% entry for attributes list tables. Could you take a look at the output in nightly build 20010913 (tonight) and see if this corrects the problem for you? Craig On Thu, 13 Sep 2001, TAKAHASHI Hideo(BSD-M1G) wrote: Date: Thu, 13 Sep 2001 11:48:09 +0900 From: TAKAHASHI Hideo(BSD-M1G) [EMAIL PROTECTED] Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Tomcat 4 Documentation Hi. I have had the same problem. It happens on pages for example config/server.html. It happens on NS4.7,NS6.1,IE5.5 alike. BTW My screen size is 1280x1024. I examined the generated html and the stylesheet, and tracked down which of the width attributes are the key to this problem. By taking away the width attribute from the innermost table tag, or changing 100% to something like 80% or 90% works for my case. I took it off from the table tag found inside xsl:template match=attributes in web-apps/tomcat-docs/tomcat-docs.xsl Specifying no width will cause tables with shorter content to appear in smaller width, which might be not very pretty. Specifying an absolute value like 80 or 90 percent will work only with a certain browser window size. When I resize the browser to be narrower, contents will be clipped again. Hideo. Craig R. McClanahan wrote: One other thing I noticed with the docs. On my system at home, Netscape 4.7 on FreeBSD the right margin for the docs is cut off and not viewable. I noticed the same thing with IE on Windows. Aside from that, I like the way the new docs look. The only time I've had this happen to me is when there is a source box that is wider than my current browser window width. Are either of you seeing this in other circumstances? It would also be helpful to know which particular pages do this (in most cases, wide source code examples can be reformatted), or if it is all of them. FWIW, the outermost table tag that is generated is table ... width=100% ... just like the Anakia templates for jakarta-site2, so it is reacting the same way to the same sorts of input. Jon Craig -- Hideo Takahashi Business Solutions Division, Hitachi Ltd. http://www.hitachi.co.jp/Div/bisd
Re: Tomcat 4 Documentation
On Mon, 10 Sep 2001, Glenn Nielsen wrote: Date: Mon, 10 Sep 2001 07:17:08 -0500 From: Glenn Nielsen [EMAIL PROTECTED] Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Tomcat 4 Documentation I have a couple of suggestions for the new Tomcat 4 documentation. 1. In addition to the browser window title bar, put the name of the documentation being viewed just below the Tomcat page header. This one was easy (stylesheets are your friend ;-). 2. Provide a way to display a printer friendly version of the documents so they can be viewed/printed without the left navigation menu. I'm going to have to do a little thinking about how to do this gracefully. It's a good idea, but may or may not get done in time for this release (unless someone else comes up with a patch). Regards, Glenn Craig
