On 9/28/07, Magnus Manske magnusmanske@googlemail.com wrote:
On 9/28/07, Steve Bennett stevagewp@gmail.com wrote:
On 9/27/07, Jens Frank jf@mormo.org wrote:
If the line is too long for you to read it easily, just make your browser window smaller. The problem with most blogs is that they don't have a maximum column width, but a fixed one - making it really hard to read the page with small screen sizes.
Ok, apparently I wasn't sufficiently clear. I'm not asking for suggestions to improve my experience with MediaWiki - I'm wondering how we can improve MediaWiki for end-users in general.
Also, rather than making the browser itself narrow, I'm suggesting that we can take advantage of the extra width to improve layout, but without increasing linelength.
Try this: #content { width:1024px; } div.tright { position:absolute;margin-left:100%; z-index:1}
Replace "1024" with whatever px/em you want. Note that large right-floating thumbnails might extend outside the visible screen.
That almost works, but at least in Classic, two images with close vertical spacing will end up overlapping.