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Because this in internatinal project Im askin feedback here for this project. Another mis-feature due for font sizing: When the font is increased, the |
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Matti Kiviharju wrote: http://framework.teknologiaplaneetta.com:8080/ It does not adapt to larger text sizes very well. It seems to be dependent on that tiny font-size:11px to get the desired visuals, especially in the navigation menu. That is a broken design. Zoom text up a couple points in Firefox and see what happens. |
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I didn't look too closely at how the page was constructed, I just noticed the "div soup". There seems to be a large number of empty divs that serve no useful purpose. |
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Matti Kiviharju wrote: Because this in internatinal project Im askin feedback here for this project. |
| http://framework.teknologiaplaneetta.com:8080/ Not sure what you are asking for. Do you want a critique of the web page above, or of the sourceforge project? The above seems to be a one-page site, with a few links that connect to several totally dissimilar pages. |
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There are some errors: http://validator.w3.org/check?verbos....com%3A8080%2F |
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Other notable points: a. Your pixel-perfect attempt will fall apart when visitors increase your small font size. Use font-size: 100% instead of 11px so your visitors can read at their chosen default size, not yours. |
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b. The CSS seems way too complicated. |
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c. In Opera, when I increased size to 120% so I could read it, the content no longer fits in my browser window (horizontally). d. With IE6, I cannot increase the text size to a comfortable reading size, because it is defined with pixels. |
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e. For new pages, use a Strict doctype, as you are not Transitioning from anything old. |
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