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Main goal to be more readable. Specifically:
- Make pages look more paper-like by
* having margins for the text to the "paper",
* having margins for the "paper" to the borders of the screen, and
* applying a maximum width for the "paper".
- Change fonts to the free fonts FreeSerif, FreeSans and Mononoki.
- Change to:
* Serif in body text.
* Sans-serif almost everywhere else.
I did this as I think it is easier to read texts with serif in
comparison to sans-serif, and since it looks better when switching to
and from the math Computer Modern Roman used by MathJax which is of
serif-type.
- Reduce size of headers as they were overwhelmingly large.
- Remove box around inline code. As the documentation is written as a
text, code should only be considered as another font family, similar
to how italic/oblique is used to emphasize things and how italic
symbols are used in mathematics: It is simply another "mode" in the
text.
- Insert spacing between items in the sidebar as they were too close to
each other.
- Reduce size of term in description list.
NOTE: Some things in the documentation should be changed in order to
look the best. One of these is to use monospace/inline code when
referring to a computer variable. Another thing is to use monospace for
C-files (*.c, *.h) in the headers. Optionally, one can also start using
monospace when referring to websites and emails; I need to think about
how to do this in practice first (there are multiple options).
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