HTML-old.tar.gz is not so old backup I fetched with wget. I’m posting
it in case of, as there seems to be an issue with the actual online
version. Note as this was fetched with wget, some URLs was made local.
HTML-new.tar.gz is the book with the JavaScript and CSS variant applied.
Please, don’t care about the home page book1.html, and sometime you may
have to scroll up to see the navigation panel (there are some things still
to be tweak to make both nicer). To test it, just unpack into a folder and
open any page with a web‑browser (no need to put it online).
HTML-old.tar.gz is not so old backup I fetched with wget. I’m
posting it in case of, as there seems to be an issue with the actual online
version. Note as this was fetched with wget, some URLs was made local.
HTML-new.tar.gz is the book with the JavaScript and CSS variant
applied. Please, don’t care about the home page book1.html, and sometime
you may have to scroll up to see the navigation panel (there are some
things still to be tweak to make both nicer). To test it, just unpack into
a folder and open any page with a web‑browser (no need to put it online).
Just wanted to chime in to let you know that this is awesome! I like this
styling.On Tuesday, February 10, 2015 at 1:16:03 AM UTC+6, Yannick Duchêne wrote:
Le lundi 9 février 2015 19:26:36 UTC+1, gmhwxi a écrit :
I don’t know if it’s temporary, but I noticed the previous Introduction to Programming in ATS with some
broken links, still have broken links. Ex: “Elements of Programming” ends
into a 404 error.
Also, as I noticed you seem to have opted for invocation from the end of
BODY, I changed the JS as attached. That’s about flicker with Firefox (and
also fixed some minor stuffs). There is a comment at the end saying what to
do if ever the invocation is moved to the HEAD (but better to leave it in
the BODY).