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- - - - - - - - -CentOS Forms Visual Style Guide.
- -CentOS Headings Visual Style Guide.
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The CentOS Web Visual Style Guide is a tool.
- -This tool is part of CentOS "Corporate Visual Identity Manual" - proposition, which is based on a monolithic corporate visual - identity structure. In a monolithic corporate visual identity - structure, organization has one name and one visual style in - all its manifestations (Olins (1989).
- -CentOS web manifestation (anything involving HTML standards) - should be considered here. (Ex. Portals, Wikis, Forums, Blogs, - Bug Tracker).
- -People customizing CentOS Web Environment can use this guide - as reference each time they need to solve a visual - customization problem. If the solution to a particular problem - don't exist in this guide, please add your problem here, and - the possible solutions you've found. If you haven't found a - solution, add your problem anyway, surely someone will find a - solution for it.
- -With this guide we are trying to unify as much CSS definitions - as possible, creating a common CSS definition for all web - applications we use and specific CSS definitions in those - cases where it is absolutely needed. Specific CSS definitions - will extend CentOS common CSS definitions.
- - - -The following sections try to land our goals in more - specific tasks:
- -Defines HTML structures used to display content:
- -This section defines CentOS Web visual style. CentOS web - visual style takes place in a set of CSS definitions. They are - organized in the following order:
- --Main definitions (stylesheet.css): - `-- Import Base CSS definitions (common.css, print.css) - `-- Import Misscellaneous CSS definitions (tabs.css, containers.css, ...)- -
Web applications needing common CSS definitions will link - common CSS definitions in the following order:
- -<link href="stylesheet.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />- -
Web applications needing both common and specific CSS definitions will link - CSS definitions in the following order:
- -<link href="stylesheet.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" /> -<link href="specific.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />- -
Specific web applications' CSS definition - (specific.css) will extend CentOS common CSS - definitions (stylesheet.css) and care will be taken - to avoid overlapping CentOS common CSS definitions in specific - CSS definitions.
- -Specific CentOS Web functionalities that need to be built.
- -CentOS Links Visual Style Guide.
- -This is a common text link style
-This is a common nonexistant text link style
- -http://www.centos.org/. This is - the "www" and "http" link style. It is generally used to link - external sites.
- -centos-devel@centos.org. This - is the "mailto" link style. It is generally used to - display email addresses.
- -header-bg.jpg. This is the - "attachment" link style. It is generally used to display - an attachment.
- -CentOS Lists Visual Style Guide.
- -Lists may also be nested and different list types may be - used together, as in the following example, which is a - definition list that contains an unordered list (the - ingredients) and an ordered list (the procedure):
- -CentOS Pagination Visual Style Guide.
- -401-500 of 51948 matches found.
-No match found.
-CentOS Tables Visual Style Guide.
- -The HTML table model allows authors to arrange data -- - text, preformatted text, images, links, forms, form fields, - other tables, etc. -- into rows and columns of cells.
- -- | Average | -Red eyes |
- |
---|---|---|---|
height | -weight | -||
Males | -1.9 | -0.003 | -40% | -
Females | -1.7 | -0.002 | -43% | -
CentOS Texts Visual Style Guide.
- -Designates a fragment of computer code.
Paragraph here. Paragraph here. Paragraph here. Paragraph here. - Paragraph here. Paragraph here. Paragraph here. Paragraph here. - Paragraph here. Paragraph here. Paragraph here. Paragraph here. - Paragraph here. Paragraph here.
- -Paragraph here. Paragraph here. Paragraph here. Paragraph here. - Paragraph here. Paragraph here. Paragraph here. Paragraph here. - Paragraph here. Paragraph here. Paragraph here. Paragraph here. - Paragraph here. Paragraph here.
- -This is a pre formatted element.- -
-This is a pre formatted element (line 1). -This is a pre formatted element (line 2). -This is a pre formatted element (line 3). -- -
-This is the default blockquote style.
-This is the blue class blockquote style.
-This is the red class blockquote style.
-This is the green class blockquote style.
-This is the violet class blockquote style.
- -This is the orange class blockquote style.
- -This - is the mixed default blockquote style.
- -This is the mixed blue class blockquote - style
- -This is the default mixed red class blockquote - style.
- -This is the default mixed green class - blockquote style.
- -This is the default mixed violet class - blockquote style.
- -This is the default mixed orange class - blockquote style.
The Community Enterprise
- Operating System
is a GNU/Linux Distribution based on the
- freely available sources of a prominet Linux vendor.
John said, I saw Lucy at lunch, she told me
-
Mary wants you to get some ice cream on your
- way home.
I think I will get some at Ben and Jerry’s, on
- Gloucester Road.