Re: [WORG] Help test style/accessibility change

Christian Moe writes: > 1. Keep the TOC under the header and always expanded if it's less than a >certain length, collapsed/expandable if longer Another option is making it expanded initially, but up to certain length limit. + full expansion on click. Not sure if it is something possible wit

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On 05/06/2025 03:10, Christian Moe wrote: Btw, there's something curious about the message I'm replying to; it doesn't show up on list.orgmode.org, It is there: and your address initially w

Re: [WORG] Help test style/accessibility change

Christian Moe writes: > I'm trying to fix an accessibility problem with the styling of the > Worg pages, originally reported by Samuel Wales and discussed in this > thread: > https://list.orgmode.org/CAJcAo8uTOpEazLNCr0t1kFqPGTLz=G=adnklhuo1-ura8-m...@mail.gmail.com/ > I would be grateful if a few

Re: [WORG] Help test style/accessibility change

Max Nikulin writes: > Top margin for TOC can be reduced now since up/home links are not > above it any more. Indeed! Done. That keeps it off the horn of the unicorn. > Postamble has min-width property and may cause horizontal scrollbar in > narrow browser window. Thanks for pointing that out

Re: [WORG] Help test style/accessibility change

Hi, A couple of loosely related points first. Top margin for TOC can be reduced now since up/home links are not above it any more. Postamble has min-width property and may cause horizontal scrollbar in narrow browser window. Since the sponsor block is not always visible any more, it might

Re: [WORG] Help test style/accessibility change

Samuel Wales writes: > i hovered and it popped up, and i scroll to see what is in it, and > then if i scroll too much, it disappears. then i have to scroll up > the page itself to find it again and hover and try not to scroll too > much [without knowing where the end is precisely]. I had the sa

Re: [WORG] Help test style/accessibility change

On Fri, May 30, 2025 at 5:17 AM Christian Moe wrote: > > Corwin Brust writes: > > > On Thu, May 29, 2025 at 3:41 PM Bastien Guerry wrote: > >> > >> Also, it seems to me the Zenburn alternate css is not usable: shall we > >> simply remove it? And perhaps remove all alternate css stylesheets if >

Re: [WORG] Help test style/accessibility change

Hi Christian, Christian Moe writes: > Please leave the "Test" style for now. An alternate stylesheet is > helpful for testing without a local build environment, and I think I'll > keep the worg-test.css file up permanently for that purpose. Apart from > that, I don't see maintaining alternate st

Re: [WORG] Help test style/accessibility change

Rudolf Adamkovič writes: > Much improved, but I am not a fan of showing TOC on hover. Why not > simply show it always, so one gets an idea what the document is about > and can comfortably jump where needed? Note that, on current behavior, you can keep it open by clicking it; then it won't colla

Re: [WORG] Help test style/accessibility change

Corwin Brust writes: > On Thu, May 29, 2025 at 3:41 PM Bastien Guerry wrote: >> >> Also, it seems to me the Zenburn alternate css is not usable: shall we >> simply remove it? And perhaps remove all alternate css stylesheets if >> they are not maintained. >> > > Yes, I think. I will do it if th

Re: [WORG] Help test style/accessibility change

Samuel Wales writes: > works great. thank you for even thinking about such things. Thanks, good to know! Tbh, I probably wouldn't have thought about it if Ihor and Bastien hadn't brought it up as an unresolved issue when I came in. > i would say that the toc has unexpected behavior as follows

Re: [WORG] Help test style/accessibility change

works great. thank you for even thinking about such things. if i were to create the tiniest little unnecessary nit for the sake of it, i would say that the toc has unexpected behavior as follows. i didn't notice the toc at first, but when looking for it, i found it, and i hovered and it popped u

Re: [WORG] Help test style/accessibility change

On Thu, May 29, 2025 at 3:41 PM Bastien Guerry wrote: > > Also, it seems to me the Zenburn alternate css is not usable: shall we > simply remove it? And perhaps remove all alternate css stylesheets if > they are not maintained. > Yes, I think. I will do it if there are no objections else has do

Re: [WORG] Help test style/accessibility change

Christian Moe writes: > Try narrowing the window, or increasing and decreasing the font, in > either style. How does it look? It looks good! Thanks for this enhancement. Also, it seems to me the Zenburn alternate css is not usable: shall we simply remove it? And perhaps remove all alternate c

Re: [WORG] Help test style/accessibility change

Christian Moe writes: > How does it look? Much improved, but I am not a fan of showing TOC on hover. Why not simply show it always, so one gets an idea what the document is about and can comfortably jump where needed? Rudy -- "I love deadlines. I love the whooshing noise they make as they go

Re: [WORG] Help test style/accessibility change

On 5/29/25 10:44, Christian Moe wrote: Try narrowing the window, or increasing and decreasing the font, in either style. How does it look? To me it looks good. No matter how big the font or narrow the window I found the text always not being covered by the elements in question. Also the Unic

[WORG] Help test style/accessibility change

Hi! I'm trying to fix an accessibility problem with the styling of the Worg pages, originally reported by Samuel Wales and discussed in this thread: https://list.orgmode.org/CAJcAo8uTOpEazLNCr0t1kFqPGTLz=G=adnklhuo1-ura8-m...@mail.gmail.com/ I would be grateful if a few people could try out a sty