On Tue, Jun 23, 2009 at 08:11:05AM -0400, David Stocker wrote:
> 1. Perhaps justified text (without hyphenation?) would be better for
> pages with large with paragraphs of text. I'm thinking of the
> /Engraving Essay/. I think it's cleaner looking and fits better
> with LilyPond's ethos of beautiful typography.
Patrick, is this possible? If so, should I wrap long sections in
any special <div>s?
Dunno if you noticed, but I made the texinfo macros more general;
we can now
@div-class{arbitrary-text}
without changing macros.itexi. So it'd be easy to add
@div-class{long-text}
Or conversely, perhaps justified text should be default in the
body, and simply override the justification inside docs-*,
quickSummary, etc. I think I favor this, actually, since it
enforces even more the separation of content from presentation.
> 2. On the documentation page, maybe it would be better to choose a
> wording other than "Normal Users" for the second section of
> documentation links. This might imply that "Beginning Users" are
> somehow /abnormal/. Maybe "Regular Users" or "Experienced Users"
> would be a better choice.
Thanks, done.
Cheers,
- Graham
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