From Sophia Brooks "Buffistas Building a Better Board" Sep 28, 2002 8:52:59 am EDT
Is it possible to add the HTML that makes us able to do the pretty links to the lovely HTML instruction pop-up?
Done! Also added to the how-to page.
Do you have problems, concerns or recommendations about the technical side of the Phoenix? Air them here. Compliments also welcome.
From Sophia Brooks "Buffistas Building a Better Board" Sep 28, 2002 8:52:59 am EDT
Is it possible to add the HTML that makes us able to do the pretty links to the lovely HTML instruction pop-up?
Done! Also added to the how-to page.
From John H "Buffistas Building a Better Board" Sep 28, 2002 8:07:48 pm EDT
I've just noticed, when trying to make an HTML list come out as
A)
B)
C)
that I can't, because Jon B's set an override for all List Items in the style sheet to
list-style-type: disc
Removed!
God man, you're on fire!
resists urge to feel like a slacker
types "coding time" for this weekend in her PDA.
Whatever happened with that issue of font sizes not being able to be overwritten by browser preference? I thought I read a post where that was resolved, but now I can't find it. Was I supposed to change something in the style sheet?
No -- not resolved. It's the pixels in the stylesheet.
Well, changing pixels to points (i.e. px to pt) does not work. I just tried it and all the text got HUGE (I'm using Mozilla). If anyone knows how to fix this, I'm all ears.
Pixels and points are different size things, so you have to change the numbers too -- I've always just used trial-and-error until the sizes kinda matched. (The other problem is that points are read much more varying-ly across browsers and platforms, so it's a lot harder to get the board to look pretty for everyone.)
Proportional sizing. IJS.
The other problem is that points are read much more varying-ly across browsers and platforms, so it's a lot harder to get the board to look pretty for everyone.
See, that troubles me. I'd rather just leave things as is. And proportional sizing would make that situation worse, no? The style sheet would be providing no "baseline" font size.
I'm reasonably sure you can set a baseline with proportional, or that there's a preset one: I'm too tired to try to make sense of this link right now, but check this out [link]
I'm gonna have to try to find a 800/600 screen, but perhaps if the text-entry box were flush with the main column, would that work? Just a random thought.