Re: [libreoffice-website] Merry Christmas! - My present for you: test is gone, site went live :-)

Good morning everyone, and merry Christmas!

Christian,

first of all, thanks for taking my notes into account. The rest follows.

2010.12.24 14:52, Christian Lohmaier rašė:
> On Fri, Dec 24, 2010 at 11:29 AM, Rimas Kudelis<rq@akl.lt>  wrote:
> > 2010.12.24 02:40, Christian Lohmaier rašė:
> >
> > 1) Please rename Lithuanian from "Lietuviškai" to "Lietuvių kalba". This
> > wording fits better in the particular context.
> Done. (the list of downloads is regenerated every 30 minutes, so might
> not be visible immediately

I still don't see this change :(

> > 2) The two drop-downs are of different height for me (Win7, Firefox 3.6,
> > Lithuanian base language, see
> > http://img683.imageshack.us/img683/9219/dropdowns.png ). I presume this is
> > because of non-western scripts used in certain<option>  elements (Telugu in
> > particular).
> That's unfortunate resizing done by firefox. No such resizing done in
> chromium for example http://frupic.frubar.net/17206

I think it's likely because different fonts are being used for different 
scripts, at least in Firefox.

> > Specifying height and line-height of 25px and vertical-align:
> > middle for select elements solves the problem.
> I don't really like this change, as it would maybe adjust the size for
> western-script ones, but for those who cause the resize it will be
> broken.
> It has been mentioned on the german list already
> http://www.mail-archive.com/discuss@de.libreoffice.org/msg01442.html
>
> The big problem is that other fonts have a different baseline, thus
> when you used fixed height, the text in the other checkboxes is pushed
> halfway out of the box.

Can't repro. I just cycled through all the language – some names were 
shown a bit offset to the buttom, but they all fitted inside the borders 
well. I wouldn't call that broken. Furthermore, if this is indeed 
broken, the obvious fix is to increase the height and line-height to 
some bigger value (e.g. 30px). The drop-downs would look bigger, but 
still remain of the same size and aligned well.

> The different baselines of the fonts is also what makes a middle
> alignment as you mentioned impossible.

They make baseline alignment impossible, which is why I suggested middle.

> > 5) I don't quite like the fact that the font in the drop-downs is bolded.
> > But maybe it's just me.
> Why don't you like it?

It's highly subjective, but to me it just looks a bit rough...

Rimas


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