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> Not all pages can have the same "section" style, But they can have the same CSS styling (colors, fonts, responsiveness, etc) that ties the whole site togethe

> Not all pages can have the same "section" style, But they can have the same CSS styling (colors, fonts, responsiveness, etc) that ties the whole site together. A good example that's at the top of my mind is this: https://hugodocs.info https://hugodocs.info It works great on desktop as well as phone, and a common theme is seen all across the site. > the documentation page for example is just composed of a list of links and descriptions. By the documentation page, I meant a page like this: https://nim-lang.org/docs/manual.html https://nim-lang.org/docs/manual.html That's a lot of good info but is not accessible in a good way on phone. For sort of an equivalent reference, see https://hugodocs.info/templates/base/ https://hugodocs.info/templates/base/ It has a similar collection of help pages and the design is responsive too.

dom96 10y ago
> > Not all pages can have the same "section" style, > But they can have the same CSS styling (colors, fonts, responsiveness, etc) that ties the whole site together. > A good example that's at the top of my mind is this: https://hugodocs.info https://hugodocs.info > It works great on desktop as well as phone, and a common theme is seen all across the site. I might be missing something but the website you linked has only two pages and I would consider them to lack continuity even more than the current Nim website. The layout for the "docs" page is completely different to the home page. > By the documentation page, I meant a page like this: https://nim-lang.org/docs/manual.html https://nim-lang.org/docs/manual.html Oh I understand where you're coming from a bit more now. Everything under the `docs/` is sort of separate, it's part of Nim's doc gen generator and thus has a different style associated with it. But I can see why you think it loses continuity.

dom96 10y ago

> > Not all pages can have the same "section" style, > But they can have the same CSS styling (colors, fonts, responsiveness, etc) that ties the whole site together. > A good example that's at the top of my mind is this: https://hugodocs.info https://hugodocs.info > It works great on desktop as well as phone, and a common theme is seen all across the site. I might be missing something but the website you linked has only two pages and I would consider them to lack continuity even more than the current Nim website. The layout for the "docs" page is completely different to the home page. > By the documentation page, I meant a page like this: https://nim-lang.org/docs/manual.html https://nim-lang.org/docs/manual.html Oh I understand where you're coming from a bit more now. Everything under the `docs/` is sort of separate, it's part of Nim's doc gen generator and thus has a different style associated with it. But I can see why you think it loses continuity.