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Right now determining what section a given subsection is in is difficult. This adds to the confusion of the 4 different "networking" subsections. I think we should explore having a light colored background for each section to easily differentiate between them.
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I agree. But I'd also like to keep a plain B&W version. Let me add the necessary LaTeX magic so that we can have two versions: one with colors and a plain one.
I mentioned this as a reply to the "next steps" email, but I'm going to say
it here anyways for Github's sake.
I'm going to write a port of the hacksheet to HTML+CSS with a focus on
scan-ablilty and better sections.
On Mon, Mar 31, 2014 at 3:37 PM, Matthias Vallentin < [email protected]> wrote:
I agree. But I'd also like to keep a plain B&W version. Let me add the
necessary LaTeX magic so that we can have two versions: one with colors and
a plain one.
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@pkLazer has some ideas how to pursue this in the branch redesign. I'll let you take the lead on the coloring. Ideally, the colored version renders nicely in black and white, too.
Right now determining what section a given subsection is in is difficult. This adds to the confusion of the 4 different "networking" subsections. I think we should explore having a light colored background for each section to easily differentiate between them.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: