Ed Leafe writes:
> I've added a background image to the template. Let me
> know if you like the effect.
I like the effect, mostly. It mirrors the lines of the logo,
resulting in a parallel-feel rather than triangular, which
isn't ideal, but that is subtle.
> Also, I've looked at the HTML you added, and would
> like to make a couple of points. I'd really like to stick as
> close as possible to XHTML, even if most browsers read the
> regular stuff just fine. That means that you don't use <br>,
> and <p> is an *opening* tag, requiring a closing </p> tag.
> Similar, list items also use closing tags.
Ok great. I've been writing standard html manually for so long
that I didn't realized they finally made it less arbitrary with
what tags have closers and so on.
> I've modified the 'about' page to be compliant. Look
> at those changes to see the difference.
I don't like the separation between the subheads and following
paragraph.
> BTW, can we redo things to avoid fixed width lines,
> and let the text wrap? We can use CSS <div>s to limit the
> width if necessary.
Sure, I just don't want the text to get too wide, as it is more
difficult to read. Also, I want to allow for screenshots and
perhaps other visual elements on the right.
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Paul
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