From: Simon Strandgaard <0bz63fz3m1qt3001@...>
Date: 2003-05-06T19:45:32+09:00
Subject: Re: Accessing Ruby class from C extention

On Tue, 06 May 2003 19:56:28 +0900, Pe�a, Botp wrote:

> Simon Strandgaard [mailto:0bz63fz3m1qt3001@sneakemail.com] replied:
>> 
>> OK.. For the code-pieces I have converted 
>> tabs(indent=8) into spaces(indent=4)  and
>> the very long lines is now spanning 2 lines. 
>> 
>> Does it look better now ?
> 
> nope, same bad result for opera and mozilla..  but the boxes fit on ie :-)

I have an old Mozilla-1.2b + konquorer-3.0.5 and it looks ok. 
I neither have Opera nor IE.
Is it the boxes with code-pieces which overflows ?
Or is it those with a dashed border ?

Can you adjust the CSS so it fits ?

 
>> How can this be improved further ?
> 
> maybe, remove borders first :-)
> it would still look fine since you're using a different font for codes...

I love double-borders.. Is it that bad ?
Sugesstions for CSS is welcome :-)

 
>> Yes. these colors were very quickly selected :-)
>> I think I read on rubytalk that you should be cautious
>> using a red-colors, because of colorblindness.
>> Maybe we should start a rubygarden wiki page on 
>> recommended colors ?
> 
> you have gray, black, and blue. I think these color combis doesn't help much
> for colorblinds since they do not differ much. On the other hand, if you
> include red, the difference in intensity may add to its readability...

I think too much constrast is stressing my eyes. Therefore I assume that
it would be more relaxing reading the document if I don't use too much 
constrast. 
Suggestions for a better color-scheme is very welcome (CSS again :-)

  
>> Is there any around with knowledge about this ?
> google may help :-)

I found something.. I will eat some food and read it :-)
http://www.visibone.com/colorblind/


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Simon Strandgaard