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  • http://www3.pic-upload.de/17.07.09/ew6t69k5hibi.png [pic-upload.de]

    Can you provide the old colours (with link rel="alternate stylesheet")? I don't like dark pages for documentation.

    • I have to agree with the 'too narrow' comment even though I can live with the colours. This 'narrow' presentation is not only silly in the day of the wide screen, but it also breaks the HTML philosophy of letting the user's browser and physical display determine the most appropriate presentation. Ie. why should I endure a narrow presentation with wide gray borders just because you have to?

      • I agree on the colors being a bit too dark, at least on the sidebar and top (that is, those places which are dark.)

        Judging by a comparison of the referenced picture above and the current look, I think it's been tweaked to handle the too narrow complaint. However, that just puts the real complaint into sharp relief - it breaks the HTML philosophy of letting the user's browser and physical display determine the most appropriate presentation. Why should I have to endure a horizontal scrollbar just because you have a wider screen than I have?

        I personally recommend leaving the sidebars have a fixed width, but let the content in the middle flow according to the user's browser.

        And, while I'm complaining, I'll just mention, I run NoScript for several reasons.

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