Hi, just some short comments by me, since I'm responsible ;) On Jun 2, 7:58 pm, Robert Bradshaw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On May 31, 2008, at 8:45 AM, Andrey Novoseltsev wrote: > Also, I think it might be better for the text to be left- > justified (but still centered in the page).
Yeahr, well, HTML is a bit limited to do layouts and to stay simple and maintainable at the same time. Since the rest of the page is centered, I am for centering the text above, too. This would break it ... About the requested line-break, yes, I've already told others about this and that it doesn't look so good. Also keep in mind, that you have already looked at that page over and over again in different versions. So, you are biased. Try to think as someone who sees the page the first time. This means, that some parts focus your attention that don't focus yours now! > Perhaps it would look better if the label was vertically centered on > the graphic (or at least more so) rather than the sub-label being > centered there. Sorry ,but what exactly do you mean? The current menu is probably the most simplistic one I could imagine. The only important point is, that the sub-menu needs a smaller font than the menu and stays below. The alignment itself works well (in all browsers) and everybody understands how it works... > > > 3) The top and bottom of "Download and Media" header on the download > > page are cut in Firefox under WinXP with large fonts on. ... > > How hard would it be to sort these by platform (according to browser > information?). [...] Right now the Windows download is > the only thing I see (have to scroll down for other options). I have collected some ideas from other pages and I think i know how to do this. The important point I still want to maintain is the ability to download for all platforms. So, just preselecting, but no pre- censoring! But can we just leave it for now until the page is finally online? Once it is clear how the prebuilt binaries will work out, I'll start working on that page to keep it shorter, include more about the binaries and DVD > I think > the blurb could be shorter too (just say a native port is in the works). If you know a better formulation, could you email it me? > > 8) Maybe emphasize in "DVD" section that one can freely make extra > > copies of the bought DVD and use on as many machines as desired? > > +1 ok > > > 9) It is also not very clear what exactly is "Sage on DVD" - source > > code, binaries, "live DVD," all of it? It is explained on the order > > page, but can be added to the site as well, I think. > > Good point. For the record, it's source + binaries for OS X/VMware/ > linux + documentation. It's mostly for people with limited bandwidth > or who like to hold a physical DVD, provided at cost (zero revenue > for us). thx ;) h --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ To post to this group, send email to sage-devel@googlegroups.com To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/sage-devel URLs: http://www.sagemath.org -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
