Adrian Chadd wrote:
(for those of you who haven't seen it, the new website is taking shape
@ http://new.squid-cache.org/ . The source for the website is in Squid CVS
under "www2" in case anyone feels like submitting me diffs.)
The issue some people have seen with the splash image sitting on top of
the text has to do with font sizes. The text inside the "logo" box
grows too long to sit comfortably with the menu and pushes the menu
down, screwing up the page layout.
I'm not a CSS person at all. I'm learning how it works (and becoming
increasingly horrified over time) so I'd appreciate some help on tidying
this up before we release it to the public.
All right. I was hoping you would be fine with this by yourself ;-)
Just gave it a quick once-over. It looks good enough that its safe to
raise a hand as a web developer. I'm willing to make it standards
compliant if you want.
Over-all not bad. 30% less errors-per-page than the Mozilla Site ;-)
The funky text issues in the header may or may not have something to do
with this:
<h1><span><a href="/">Squid-</span>Cache.org</a></h1>
Should look like:
<h1><a href="/"><span>Squid-</span>Cache.org</a></h1>
Or the latter half of the link gets cut and the /span could do weird
spacing/wrapping stuff in IE.
AYJ
