Documentation site : CSS suggestion

[jerome]

Hello,

 

Imho, it would be nice that, in the documentation site, all the code parts would be displayed with some fixed size fonts.

It would be more readable and would look like the code we write or read in our editors.

In-line syntaxic coloration would be great too.

 

example : I personnaly like the style in Temechon's folders http://pixelcodr.com/tutos/physics/physics.html

or the github coloration also

both are easliy readable

[Temechon]

Hi,

 

Consolas is used in the source code, and it's a fixed size font (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Consolas)

Actually it should be Inconsolata displayed... hmm might be a bug here. Anyway, Inconsolata is also a fixed size font.

 

Inline syntaxic coloration is here too, but maybe the theme used is not visible enough... 

 

But I can change everything Feel free to suggest. (The font used on my website for the code is monospace fyi)

[jerome]

I'm talking only about the tutorial docs (not the API, classes, etc, which are right)

 

Here's a screenshot from my browsers (FF, Chromium or Chrome) with Ubuntu :

 

 

 

As you can see, the code parts in the tutorial text don't use a fixed size font.

 

However the Consala font is well displayed in my system if I check somewhere else.

[MasterSplinter]

May I recommend:

 

https://www.google.com/fonts/specimen/Source+Code+Pro