Am Sonntag, 28. August 2011, 03:18:52 schrieb Michael Pyne: > On Thursday, August 25, 2011 16:17:04 Burkhard L?ck wrote: > > cc'ing Michael Pyne, afaik he was the last touching the stylesheets > > > > Am Mittwoch, 24. August 2011, 23:17:44 schrieb T.C. Hollingsworth: > > > Burkhard L?ck wrote: > > > > Hi, > > > > > > > > 1) today I notices that the margins for a glossary in a documentation > > > > are > > > > wrong compared to the section pages. > > > > A good example for that is KNode. View the glossary page and you'll > > > > see what I mean. > > > > So I played a bit with the attached kde-default.css to make it > > > > better. To be honest I have no clue about css, but for me the > > > > glossary in knode looks better with the attched kde-default.css. > > > > To proof that yourself just copy kde-default.css to your > > > > share/doc/HTML/en/common/kde-default.css and try it with the knode > > > > glossary. > > > > > > Looks good to me. > > Sorry about the delay, I've had only limited Internet connectivity due to > being in the middle of a move. > > > > > 3) from my pov the distance between the last line of text and the top > > > > of the footer is too much, anybody knows how to make that smaller? > > > > > > Change padding-bottom under contentBody in kde-doc.css. 1em looks > > > decent to me, whereas now it's at 8.9! > > IIRC the amount of padding was in order to ensure that the footer appears > at the *bottom* of very short pages. It should be compensated for by a > corresponding negative padding-bottom (or some other CSS hack) elsewhere. > Yes, that makes sense and explains this for me until now "strange" padding- bottom value.
But we have roughly only 10-20% short pages, where this amount of padding is usefull. > Adjusting the difference between that negative padding and the large > padding should change the amount of space between the last line of text > and the footer on large pages, just please make sure it still pushes the > footer to the bottom for very short pages on reasonable screen heights. > I hardly understand what you are talking about, my css skills are near to zero... Any taker for this job? > I won't be able to review any patch unfortunately, probably not until > middle of next week but I hope this has helped. > Thanks for the explanation Michael. -- Burkhard L?ck
