Re: [libreoffice-website] Silverstripe CSS - Strong tag changes text colour

Hi Erich, Ivan,
Am 24.01.2011 10:02, schrieb Ivan M.:
> Hi Klaus-Jürgen,
>
> On Mon, Jan 24, 2011 at 7:53 PM, klaus-jürgen weghorn ol
> <ol@sophia-louise.de>  wrote:
> > [...]
> >
> > I'm not glad that you change this so quickly.
> > There was last year a discussion about that. And if we change it we should
> > wait some time but not only for 45 minutes.
> >
> > Change it back, please, and let us disuss this before we make facts.
>
> Sorry, I didn't think there would be much contention about what
> appears (to me at least) to be a small change - especially since the
> strong tag had the same color as links, which is a usability concern.
> In future I'll leave more time before making a request (Erich, sorry
> for the inconvenience).

First I have no problem with changing it.
As I have a short look on the international page the lessiest things are 
bolded without beeing a link (and so will be green).
On the German page e.g. mostly the word "LibreOffice" is bolded [1].
So it will be in meantime no change of look.

> So, let's discuss (I guess we'll have to do it again, because last
> year's discussions pertain to the old theme, and lots of things
> changed in the meantime without being discussed here).

I only think that it was a little bit to fast. There were no 
possibilities to react. Sorry for the break.

> IMO,<strong>  should, by default, just make text bold; it should, by
> default, inherit its color from the parent element.

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> If people want a
> green<strong>  tag, they should use something like<strong
> class="green">, but then it should be a darker green so as not to be
> confused with links.

I think it is a decision about the theme given by the css. If we say 
bold inherits its color from the parent element then it will inherit for 
the almost things.
If someone changes it by hard-formatting then you will not be able to 
convince him that he have to take a darker green (and with "Libre"Office 
IMHO it won't be good because of the branding).

The problem of hard-formatting is the change of themes and the revision 
of the pages.
Hard formatting should be the exception.
David and I changed more pages from hard-formatting blue in normal. It 
is work we can avoid.


Grüße
k-j

[1] http://de.libreoffice.org/product/

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