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expectocode / pagong

pagong - a site generator for slow connections
Apache License 2.0
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Default CSS files #6

Open Lonami opened 4 years ago

Lonami commented 4 years ago

Is it our responsibility to provide "default CSS" files users can use? Arguably, the generated HTML with no styling is really ugly. Should we put our users to the burden of creating a CSS file just to try the application out? Or even to have their blog? Should we provide none, one or more styles? Should those styles belong in this repository, or elsewhere? Can we make it easier to get started with a style?

As a side note the current .css does not handle <img> tags so large images will render outside the intended page width, and has some other issues:

i also changed bg color bc very yellow

and the smallcaps was a bit dramatic, olde style for my taste

then i had to darken the code bg because it looked similar to bg

oh and i specify my sizes in rem or em, not px

apart from lines i guess

and some stuff i haven't switched to rem

(me: i find it easier on the eyes with less blue)

too yellow :(

i don't want old vibes personally

expectocode commented 4 years ago

Shall I update the default CSS to the one I was referring to?

Lonami commented 4 years ago

I'm not 100% percent sure I want to clutter the repository of the application itself with minor commits for style improvements. Maybe a separate repository with styles would be better?

expectocode commented 4 years ago

That seems like overkill; as it is, the CSS serves as a form of documentation