Miguel,
As I understand it, the minimum resolution for viewing haiku-os.org
is 1024x786. At resolutions below this, the right sidebar begins to
overlap with the "Get to Know Haiku" area. It is something that I
will suggest tweaking. Although, I have to admit, 800x600 is used by
less than 15% of the web population (many of whom aren't the target
audience). But, it always nice to be able to please all web users.
On Jan 22, 2007, at 10:56 PM, Miguel Zúñiga wrote:
Speaking about the website, i went to the Haiku site at work. There
all the machines have the impressive resolution of 800 x 600 px,
and the OS that claims experience.
First i tried with Mozilla Firefox: even with the browser window
maximized, the content (Get to know Haiku, Introduction, FAQ,
Development resources, etc.), overlaps the right part (Downloads,
test images, Special Event, Tux, etc.). When i tried with M$
Internet Explorer the right part is seen at the top, but the left
and middle ones are shown below the right column. In other words,
the left and middle parts are at the bottom, so they are displayed
after the right part, all by itself above them.
I know very few people have this hardware or screen resolution, but
it would be great to be as nicely display everywhere as when i see
haiku-os.org at home. I feel a little embarrased when writing this,
because it might be happening just here, but i think it is better a
quick look by the professionals, than more people viewing the site
"funny".
Thank you in advanced.
Miguel Zúñiga González
