Times out at 1-1 / doesn’t make changes to gamestate, although “passes” in the sense that concerns were addressed. Adminned by pokes.
Adminned at 04 Aug 2018 12:19:37 UTC
The background is jarring to the eye [http://prntscr.com/kdkrky], I highly suggest changing it
oh you made this a CfJ
since afaik the stylesheet isn’t gamestate and this CfJ doesn’t make changes to the gamestate. I’ll leave it open for more stylesheet issues though.
* Specifying a “large” font size seems unnecessary, particularly when the fixed-width font has so much line spacing. It’s harder to review even a medium-length proposal when you have to scroll up and down to read all of it.
* Not sure I see the need for a fixed-width font - it’s harder on the eye than a regular one, and we’re writing prose rather than code here, so there’s no need to get anything aligned perfectly. From memory I think we’ve only ever used it in a hacker dynasty, for theme’s sake, but even then only in the blockquote tags.
* https://webaim.org/resources/contrastchecker/ is giving the white-on-grey an accessibility fail, which I’d agree with - you want the grey down to at least #757575 and ideally as low as #595959.
* By commenting out the main background colour it’s defaulting to white, which makes some page text white-on-white while the image is loading, and potentially leaving it white if the image load fails or is cancelled.
* Having zero padding on the text boxes (the space between the edge of the text and the edge of the box) makes them harder to read. The blog layout really isn’t set up to take a patterned background, and we hit this problem last time we tried.
Also, comment text is difficult to distinguish from blockquote text. That can be a problem.
well if these last changes aren’t up to par I’ll just remove the patterned background, which seems to create most of the problems.
(Unclicked) post author and comment links are currently black on a black-grey-infinity background, which is unreadable. Otherwise all good now, I think.
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is that better?