<f_>
If anyone has suggestions then please let me know!
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<diederik>
f_: s/GitLab/Source Code/ ? (That it's running a GitLab instance is an implementation detail)
<f_>
diederik: yeah sure.
<f_>
Done that.
<f_>
Tartarus: Want to put the website in doc/ ?
<f_>
Or do you rather prefer a separate repo?
<diederik>
You probably know better, but I noticed the text talks about U-Boot, not "Das U-Boot", which README states as "official" name
* diederik
really missed his calling as copy editor ;-P
<f_>
>README:The "official" name of this project is "Das U-Boot". The spelling
<f_>
^ quick `git grep`
<diederik>
Yes, but on the screenshot I see "Welcome to U-Boot's website", not "Welcome to Das U-Boot's website"
<diederik>
The header does say "Das U-Boot" though
<f_>
Oh yeah
<f_>
The README also says "U-Boot" without "Das" can also be usedf
<f_>
*used
<f_>
>This is the README file for the U-Boot project.
<diederik>
Yeah, then it often comes down to (community) conventions, which you're probably better familiar with then I am.
<diederik>
But the README explicitly stating the official name is "Das U-Boot" would make me expect that name to be used on the main/official website
<f_>
Yeah but for the most part I saw the name "U-Boot" being used instead
<f_>
but you're still making a good point
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<alpernebbi>
well it's not das-u-boot.org :P
<f_>
and it's not uboot.org either :P
<f_>
lol
<f_>
brb checking if the website works in w3m
<alpernebbi>
f_: you need some margin above the header, unless that picture is extra cropped on top
<f_>
The picture is cropped, sorry about that!
<f_>
I didn't crop correctly
<alpernebbi>
try ctrl+shift+m on firefox, you can view the page at different resolutions and take full page screenshots with a button on the header
<f_>
I should perhaps host it somewhere, should be easier
<f_>
u-boot-org.vitali64.duckdns.org for example
<f_>
And then I won't need to take screenshots anymore.
<dsimic>
f_: maybe "Archived logs of this channel are available <a>here</a>." instead of "This channel is logged. <a>See logs.</a>"
<f_>
Ack
<dsimic>
thanks
<alpernebbi>
"here" is a bad link, the link text should be descriptive of what it links to
<f_>
yup
<f_>
What should I put instead then?
<alpernebbi>
ah, I was thinking of accessibility stuff, but apparently that's kinda OK? so it's just a personal preference for me instead of an objective "bad"
<dsimic>
hmm, IDK, "<a>Channel archives</a> are available." does provide a better link, but it just sounds worse
<dsimic>
maybe this instead:
<dsimic>
"You can also search <a>archived logs</a> of this channel."
<dsimic>
or something similar
<dsimic>
f_: diederik: alpernebbi: ^^^
<f_>
hm
<dsimic>
or maybe "<a>Archived logs</a> of this channel are also available."
<dsimic>
IDK, "channel archives" doesn't sound good to me
<alpernebbi>
I usually prefer the "you"-voice as well, but should match the rest of the document
<dsimic>
yes, being consistent is also important
<f_>
Yeah I actually wrote "<a>archived logs</a> of this channel are also available"
<alpernebbi>
f_: I guess you'd like doing raw html + css, but consider if it might be worth using reST + sphinx like the rest of u-boot docs
<f_>
I prefer handwritten html, yes.
<f_>
But that website isn't actually part of docs
<f_>
*won't be actually....
<f_>
+ the website has only one html page
<Tartarus>
f_: re GitLab pages, yes, doc/website/ for the contents, and same license as our existing docs would be nice I think. Then we just need to add to the gitlab-ci.yml a job to cp -a doc/website/ public/ and see if anything else must be done for that to get picked up
<f_>
sure
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<diederik>
I recommend the validator in all cases, but the missing 'alt' attribute in the image tag was the 'trigger' for me
<f_>
Yeah I should use it more often
<f_>
Ok no errors.
<f_>
except for trailing slashes, but them being on br and hr shouldn't cause any issue
<f_>
and I honestly prefer <br/> over <br>.
<f_>
As for the fact that it interacts badly with unquoted attribute values...you should always quote values
<f_>
Seems to work fine on chromium
<f_>
(which I don't really use)
<f_>
And I guess if it works on Tor Browser then it should work on Firefox.
<f_>
Anyone got more suggestions or issues about that website proposal?
<diederik>
oh yeah, I prefer <br/> too and I ignore those suggestions. Just make sure all attributes are properly quoted
<f_>
Indeed
<f_>
unquoted attribute values just looks wrong to me.
<diederik>
Yep. That can cause actual errors.
<f_>
Oh nice the validator is open source
<f_>
I could probably self-host it at vitali64.duckdns.org....
<diederik>
I would replace the 'i' element with 'em' (just like you used 'strong' instead of 'b')
<diederik>
another nit: Put "6667 / 6697 (TLS)" in code tags?
<f_>
Ack
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<diederik>
And a year with the Copyright line?
<f_>
This one I just copy-pasted from readthedocs
<diederik>
oh, ok :)
<f_>
If there are no other issues or nits I'll send a patch tomorrow
<diederik>
In the css you specify font size in pt. I usually use percentages (relative units). If someone wants to view the page at 200%, then it doesn't scale with it (I think). But it would with relative units
<f_>
It does scale
<f_>
I view pages at 125%.
<diederik>
Ah yeah, indeed. Then you can disregard my remark :)
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<f_>
:)
<diederik>
Use with U-Boot and RISC-V?
<diederik>
ah, not but another one so that it doesn't break on that char