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>> feel free to clean up that section list at the top anytime
> Could you please elaborate on that.
It's the only thing that bugs me about Perlmonk's otherwise perfect utilitarian design (vroom++). I think pipes are problematic separators there because capitalized text has a lot of vertical lines, so it looks cluttered, compared to something like bullet points:
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• When the line breaks are removed the menu wraps smoothly (as shown here).
• Turning off text-decoration (underline) on links would clean up the menu and modernize the look of the entire site.
• Maybe integrate the monkquip with the blue page header. I think it wants to be under "PerlMonks" or over the search box or in its own blue <tr>.
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Thanks for all you do, and keep up the good work on Perlmonks!
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pipes are problematic separators ... compared to something like bullet points
Fair enough. This will require modifying CSS in a static file, so will take some time.
When the line breaks are removed the menu wraps smoothly
Done. Feedback requested. :-)
Turning off text-decoration (underline) on links ...
I don't know about that. We need to make accessibility a priority. I would want any change to ameliorate it, or at least not pejorate it. :-D
integrate the monkquip with the blue page header
Maybe.
Need Help?? One question mark
It's been that way since the beginning, and I think falls into the category of "fun, quirky stuff that makes PerlMonks distinctive".
Thank you for your suggestions!
I reckon we are the only monastery ever to have a dungeon stuffed with 16 ,000 zombies.
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