Closed dariavladykina closed 1 year ago
@dariavladykina Thanks Daria! :+1:
That's actually not a stylesheet issue. I found the Hamburger icon in doc-sle in the file xml/apps_firefox.xml
. There you can find this entity:
<!ENTITY hamburger-icon "<inlinemediaobject xmlns='http://docbook.org/ns/docbook'><textobject role='description'><phrase>Three-lines button</phrase></textobject><imageobject role='fo'><imagedata fileref='hamburger_button.svg' width='0.8em' format='SVG'/></imageobject><imageobject role='html'><imagedata fileref='hamburger_button-fallback.png' width='1em' format='PNG'/></imageobject></inlinemediaobject>">
For HTML, you need to change the width="1em"
to something else. I've tried it with 1cm
and it looked good:
I used the main
branch.
If you can confirm, I'd like to close this issue. :slightly_smiling_face:
Hi Toms,
Thanks very much for the explanation, I believe it's a typo by the author, so I informed them to correct the value. We can close the issue.
Thanks, Daria
From: Tom Schraitle @.> Sent: Monday, April 3, 2023 2:35 PM To: openSUSE/suse-xsl @.> Cc: Daria Vladykina @.>; Author @.> Subject: Re: [openSUSE/suse-xsl] Hamburger icon not rendered clearly in HTML (Issue #539)
Thanks Daria! 👍
That's actually not a stylesheet issue. I found the Hamburger icon in doc-sle in the file xml/apps_firefox.xml. There you can find this entity:
<!ENTITY hamburger-icon "
For HTML, you need to change the width="1em" to something else. I've tried it with 1cm and it looked good:
[Screenshot_20230403_143335]https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/1312925/229510709-2762e85a-dfb5-470e-b41a-b08506ebafe9.png
I used the main branch.
If you can confirm, I'd like to close this issue. 🙂
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Problem Description
The hamburger icon, or three-dots menu - &hamburger-icon; - is almost not seen in HTML. It is visible in PDF. See the screenshots:
Expected Behavior
A larger image of hamburger icon for HTML.