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Yes, but there are a few things you should consider too: * Avoid CSS, too. (Fortunately the program I have, has the option to disable CSS, so I use that and it
by zzo38computer 5y ago
Yes, but there are a few things you should consider too:
* Avoid CSS, too. (Fortunately the program I have, has the option to disable CSS, so I use that and it looks better, then.)
* There should be a better way to display math equations (e.g. using MathML, possibly with a JavaScript code that only executes if MathML is not implemented in the client)
I usually just use plain text files myself. However, Fossil uses HTML, and I would prefer to make it a different HTML. I started to make one using libfossil, but have not completed it yet and it lacks some features.
- ngrilly 5y agoWhy should we totally avoid CSS? The default CSS is most web browsers is not great for reading (no maximum width, mo margin, etc.).
- zzo38computer 5y agoWell, at least I prefer the default CSS (with only a few exceptions; I think "img { max-width: 100%; }" aught to be a default rule). However, they should be configurable by the end user to the settings that that user wants, instead of being different in different web pages.