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I am really interested in knowing these so I can start fixing the website, and it's just not in this organization. Some issues I have with it are:
The top-level subject category links in the indices just don't work. The reason it's not working is because the program generating the index is putting a # in the id field.
The index is hard to scan. It can be improved a lot by using a bit of unordered list (ulli) and column view (column-width: 20em;).
The pages are just too wide to read on a maximized window. A @media(screen) { body { max-width: 60em; margin: 0 auto; }} rule will constrain the width to a reasonable amount.
The pages are a bit dull with only sans-serif fonts. A h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6 { font-family: serif; } rule will make headings serif, and give it a bit more variety.
I am more than happy to work on the static pages of PlanetMath and the scripts used to generate the dynamic pages (so I can add CSS styling, for example). I guess this repo is the place for any such code to be?
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I am really interested in knowing these so I can start fixing the website, and it's just not in this organization. Some issues I have with it are:
#
in theid
field.ul
li
) and column view (column-width: 20em;
).@media(screen) { body { max-width: 60em; margin: 0 auto; }}
rule will constrain the width to a reasonable amount.h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6 { font-family: serif; }
rule will make headings serif, and give it a bit more variety.I am more than happy to work on the static pages of PlanetMath and the scripts used to generate the dynamic pages (so I can add CSS styling, for example). I guess this repo is the place for any such code to be?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: