On Wed, Mar 04, 2009 at 08:44:09PM +0100, Ulf-D. Ehlert wrote:
> Marco Ciampa (Dienstag, 3. März 2009, 00:33):
> > I've removed the <epigraph> tags. The text is way too large to fit in
> > such a narrow place and make the paragraphs soooo long. Maybe it
> > could be handled better with your 2nd solution with .css files that
> > you posted some days ago.
>
> The epigraph layout is defined in gimp-help-screen.css, starting with
> .epigraph {
> padding-left: 55%;
> so you can always override this (thus combining both solutions) with
> .appendix .epigraph {
> ... /* what ever */
> (of course this would affect other epigraphs in appendix files as well).
That could be a sub-optimal solution...
> You may also try other tags, e.g. legalnotice or abstract...
You _definitely_ know these things better than me.
I know, I must thank you for giving me a reason to study better the inner
workings of the GIMP manual structure, but I'm afraid to do too much
mistakes on it and noise on this list...
I'll do some experiments and I'll post here the diffs before commiting anyway.
Really thanks for your patience...
> > In the meantime if it could go I'll commit these changes. Chosmetic
> > changes are not so important and could be done without ml peer
> > review, IMHO.
>
> Yes, good idea.
Done.
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