Re: [Docutils-develop] Re: S5 branch ready

[Chris L. <cli...@gm...>]

David Goodger schrieb:
> What browser (& version), OS (& distro/version) are you using?

i have tested it with Firefox 1.0.7 on Ubuntu Linux/x86 (Breezy)
extensions: sessionsaver, gb and de language packs

>>- the letters are too large for my monitors resolution. i have
>>  1280x1024 but the "hint" in the "examples" slide wasn't completly
>>  shown. other slides were too large too. i guess other users have
>>  even smaller resolution. (1024x768?)
> 
> The text is auto-scaled, so it should work in any 4:3-ratio window.
> Be sure that you're using full-screen mode with no toolbars etc.

indeed it rescales, but it does in wrong or inaccurate for my setup. 
switching too full screen, it selects a font slightly too large, so that 
additional linebreaks make the slide longer...

the width/height ratio is not 4:3 (1280:960) it is 5:4 (1280:1024). it 
seems many LCDs have this resolution/ratio.

http://docutils.sourceforge.net/tmp/fullscreen_too_large_font.png

>>- "borderless" doesn't seem to have an effect in the handout/outline
>>  mode, neither do text the sizes or alignment (intentional?)
> 
> Or colours.  I'm not sure what to do with this.  Sometimes we only
> want the fancy effects in presentation mode.  Thoughts?

colors are less important for me. while i have access to color printers, 
i prefer black and white for text printouts

i'd say text size is more important. if it's used to emphasize, it 
should be visible on the printout too. on the other hand, just using 
bold in such a case is probably better.

not sure what the text alignment could be used for in the handout. it 
may be handy for "stylish" screen presentations tough.

for me, "borderless" is the most useful of these features. (e.g. for two 
columns of text)

>>- in the enumeration in "Chained Presentations", the numbers are too
>>  far left, almost hidden by the browsers window border.
> 
> Do you mean the list markers ("1.", "2.", etc.)?  

yes

> screen shot?  

http://docutils.sourceforge.net/tmp/numbers_too_far_left.png


chris