[WikiEN-l] Overuse of horizontal rules

[Alphax (Wikipedia email)]

geni wrote:
> On 1/18/06, Ray Saintonge <saintonge at telus.net> wrote:
> 
>>I use the Classic skin myself; it was the standard when I first joined.
>>It does not impose a full-width horizontal line after a level 2
>>heading.  In Wiktionary we decided long ago to use a horizintal line
>>between languages, with the language names as level 2 headings.  This
>>has led to periodic complaints from those who use Monobook and end up
>>with horizontal lines both above and below the language name.
>>
>>I appreciate the intent of allowing Monobook to be modified bu users,
>>but that does not do much good for those of us who may be interested in
>>content, but have limited experience or understanding about amending css
>>files.  To the extent that they might want to do so, if users are going
>>to be able to modify their skins that should apply to all skins.
>>
>>Ec
>>
> 
> 
> 
> You can modify any skin but for the most part people don't modify
> classic since it is pretty much perfect.
> 
> 

Most people use Monobook :)

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