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Thanks! I removed the bold attribute from links so things should align better now on some browsers.

• eyelidlessness 10y ago
  1. That helps a lot! 2. The alignment still leaves a lot to be desired. There's stuff that is clearly intended to align that doesn't, and it's more distracting than if it didn't attempt to align at all. 3. I apologize for the insulting way my previous comment was written. I try not to do that; I must have been grumpy, but it's no excuse.
  • polytypic 10y ago
    No problem. There were still some bolded elements, so I switched to a different color scheme and further removed bold elements. Looking through the doc I can't spot any cases where alignment would be unintentionally wrong. I think the next thing to do to improve readability would be to add some spacing around groups of definitions. This way different alignments used in side-by-side groups should cause less visual interference. I suspect that the visual interference from side-by-side groups is what makes the alignment look distracting.