Re: eb-lite website

Toby A Inkster wrote:

> On Thu, May 22, 2003 at 07:06:52PM +0200, Daniel Schregenberger wrote:
> | You don't set the content's width. You just set the margin, eq. it should
> | start where the nav bar is finished.
> | That's how the creator of my site (the initial Design is not by me, but I
> | think it's done in a very nice way)
> | 
> | http://npfdd.webhop.org
> 
> This requires setting an explicit top for both the navbar and the content.
> (On your example, it is set in margin, but it is set explicitly all the 
> same.)
> 
> This would be bad if any of the headings wrapped as it would cause
> overlapping
> of the heading with the content and navbar. Right now none of the headings
> wrap, but I can certainly see them wrapping in some translations.

No. I just fixed it. (Thanks for pointing this out :) You may check it with the
start-page (just make the window smaller).
All I changed is: I removed the "height: 5em;" for the header from the
stylesheet.

Of course I haven't tested this change on many browsers, but Opera 6 and NS 6
are ok.


A few corrections to my last mail:
- The Sidebar has a "bug" (at least in Opera 6): it doesn't open the EB.Lite
page in a new window, instead it opens in the Sidebar.

- I suggest changing the title of the sidebar into a link, removing the "link
to the EB-Lite homepage" and turn the Version indicator into a link to the
download page (like on the page itself). Because I think most people using this
sidebar will want to download a new Version when a available.

-- Daniel


"Nice boy, but about as sharp as a sack of wet mice."
		-- Foghorn Leghorn