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Revision as of 10:03, 3 September 2007
| Specification Status | |
| Author | Matthias-Müller-Prove |
| Last Change | 11:36, 3 September 2007 (CEST) |
| Status | Preliminary Help |
Abstract
Several aspects of the OpenOffice.org website are defined here.
Contents
References
| Reference Document | Check | Location (URL) |
| Specification Process Entry Check | [passed/failed] | n/a |
| Product Requirement, RFE, Issue ID (required) | [available/not available] | <PLEASE ENTER LOCATION HERE> |
| Product Concept Document | [available/not available] | <PLEASE ENTER LOCATION HERE> |
| Test case specification (required) | [available/not available] | <PLEASE ENTER LOCATION HERE> |
| IDL Specification | [available/not available] | <PLEASE ENTER LOCATION HERE> |
| Software Specification Rules | n/a | n/a |
| Other, e.g. references to related specs | <PLEASE ENTER LOCATION HERE> |
Contacts
| Role | Name | E-Mail Address |
| Developer | <First Name, Last Name> | <User@openoffice.org> |
| Quality Assurance | <First Name, Last Name> | <User@openoffice.org> |
| Documentation | <First Name, Last Name> | <User@openoffice.org> |
| User Experience | Matthias Müller-Prove | mailto:mmp@openoffice.org |
Acronyms and Abbreviations
| Acronym / Abbreviation | Definition |
| <WYSIWYG> | <What You See Is What You Get> |
Detailed Specification
Text
Headings
h2 element
h2 should not be plain style. It should match the visual appearance of the other heading styles.
h2 is defined in http://look.openoffice.org/overrides/static/csi/css/inst.css as "font-weight: normal". That is the reason why it looks to thin.
- Testcase
- http://website.openoffice.org/tryouts/mmp/index.html
- Issue
- http://website.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=81219
Help | User Interface Element Templates | Example Spec
Open Issues
<State a bulleted list of issues Issue here>
