Website remarks #1873
Labels
No Label
1. kind/balancing
1. kind/breaking
1. kind/bug
1. kind/construction
1. kind/documentation
1. kind/enhancement
1. kind/griefing
1. kind/invalid
1. kind/meme
1. kind/node limit
1. kind/other
1. kind/protocol
2. prio/controversial
2. prio/critical
2. prio/elevated
2. prio/good first issue
2. prio/interesting
2. prio/low
3. source/art
3. source/client
3. source/engine
3. source/ingame
3. source/integration
3. source/lag
3. source/license
3. source/mod upstream
3. source/unknown
3. source/website
4. step/approved
4. step/at work
4. step/blocked
4. step/discussion
4. step/help wanted
4. step/needs confirmation
4. step/partially fixed
4. step/question
4. step/ready to deploy
4. step/ready to QA test
4. step/want approval
5. result/cannot reproduce
5. result/duplicate
5. result/fixed
5. result/maybe
5. result/wontfix
ugh/petz
ugh/QA main
ugh/QA NOK
ugh/QA OK
No Milestone
No project
No Assignees
3 Participants
Notifications
Due Date
No due date set.
Dependencies
No dependencies set.
Reference: your-land/bugtracker#1873
Loading…
Reference in New Issue
No description provided.
Delete Branch "%!s(<nil>)"
Deleting a branch is permanent. Although the deleted branch may continue to exist for a short time before it actually gets removed, it CANNOT be undone in most cases. Continue?
HTML
Trailing / for unpaired tags are a XHTML thing and are not used in HTML5
If you want to specify the width specify the height as well. Using the width and height attributes of the image tag is primarily for reserving space on the page. I would argue that specifying a height would be more important for that than specifying the width.
Also trailing / for unpaired tags are a XHTML thing and are not used in HTML5
What is this used for? If it's not used (by for instance a script) it should not be here.
For links that lead off the current page you can better set a target attribute to open in a new tab|window
Please also put this between
<p>
tagsOkay, 3 major thing here:
<nav>
tags as they are in the wrong place as wel as redundant<section>
and<nav>
tags because they are in the wrong order<p>
tags around the list items. If you want to use<p>
tags in a list place them in between the<li>
tags, not around themFooters are not manditory for websites. If not used they should not be defined. The same goes for the unused
<ul>
tagCSS
Try to keep the CSS files clean by removing unused styles.
Please don't assign such styles to tags, but rather use classes or ids. You can and are using more than one
<nav>
tag in your page and setting such style as such can have unexpected and horrible-looking results.JAVASCRIPT
The entire main.js file seems dedicated to some sort of confetti system. However the element "confetti-box" is no longer an existing element on the page. Either restore the confetti-box element or unlink the javacript file.
Hey Elvano, thanks for the ideas. I'm going to look at it and we'll see how to implement your ideas. Feel free to send me more information in irc.
i suppose this is the wrong decade to root for XHTML :) i always preferred it.