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Make headers distinguishable #13

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ixxie opened this issue Oct 6, 2017 · 5 comments
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Make headers distinguishable #13

ixxie opened this issue Oct 6, 2017 · 5 comments

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ixxie commented Oct 6, 2017

Some of the headers are hard to distinguish; specifically the H3 and H4 headers. Perhaps H4 could be a tad smaller in italics? It may be prudent to check H5 and H6 too; they are unlikely to be used but they may have a usecase eventually.

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makefu commented Oct 6, 2017

For me h5 looks like normal text, i had to emphasize it in order to make it visible ( https://nixos.wiki/wiki/Nix_Expression_Language#On_top_of_expressions )

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samueldr commented Oct 7, 2017

First fix is necessary, as the configuration that I wrote loaded the CSS files in the wrong order.
The second fix is the actual fix, with the new rules.

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20171007160603

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20171007160647


Once implemented, this issue should be closed.

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makefu commented Oct 8, 2017

looks fantastic! exactly what i hoped for

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samueldr commented Oct 8, 2017

I might reduce their relative sizes a bit, playing around with articles on my local installation, it makes too much of a change, but I'll make sure titles are all distinguishable.

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samueldr commented Dec 10, 2017

The fixes have been applied through common.css.

Not closing, as this should be fixed through the actual theme files; when the configuration will be made public, it will be trivial to then make a pull request.

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