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[HTML] Make Pages Prettier #171
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"contact" is too long for the phone view!
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Otherwise, the following `<hr/>` would collide with the dictionary pages lists.
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Pick up the `<br/>` tag that makes up for the absence of explanatory images.
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The rendering is otherwise not friendly on Anki on a phone's narrow screen. Perhaps there is some HTML magic that we can do to make the rendering better, but right now having a long connected string of text without any spaces makes it ugly!
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- Pick up `rel` links. - Pick up spaces after commas in the Dawoud page list.
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This is obviously related to #171, but you might be wondering how it has anything to do with #229. The answer is that, with the current HTML, some text extractors see "Crum" and whatever precedes it as a single word, thus messing up with our search function (and also with text highlighting experience in the browser). Adding a line break is a way to ensure that this doesn't happen.
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This existed, but was mistakenly removed in f9c7165, perhaps under the assumption that the use of `<div>` tags would render the line breaks unnecessary. It's necessary to have two line breaks, not just one, when the images are absent; in order for the horizontal line to avoid conflict with the "dictionary" division.
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Allow explanatory images to be adjacent.
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Looks appealing enough for me! |
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Since 39abbc0, this CSS file gets linked in all HTML files, so this line is redundant.
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What: Small fix
UI
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Why: User convenience
It's not too appealing right now. Prettify it, somehow!
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