Not sure if this is related to my enforced 800x600 view of the world, but in
the comments area the text is occasionally bleeding into the navigation area.
The same happens in the articles when a wide graphic forces a wider cell/column
than the percentages anticipate -- but at least I know what's going on there
and can suffer my resolution envy in silence. Good look otherwise.
I'm currently redesigning dozens of Notes apps for an HTML intranet, and I've
noticed that there is enough of a functional difference between the two clients
that simply turning on the magic HTML fountain makes no sense at all. If a view
can be a categorized calendar, a Gantt chart or a scatter graph, and a page can
have thirty-seven "embedded views", why settle for what Domino gives you for
free? Preach on, Brother!
Not sure if this is related to my enforced 800x600 view of the world, but in the comments area the text is occasionally bleeding into the navigation area. The same happens in the articles when a wide graphic forces a wider cell/column than the percentages anticipate -- but at least I know what's going on there and can suffer my resolution envy in silence. Good look otherwise.
I'm currently redesigning dozens of Notes apps for an HTML intranet, and I've noticed that there is enough of a functional difference between the two clients that simply turning on the magic HTML fountain makes no sense at all. If a view can be a categorized calendar, a Gantt chart or a scatter graph, and a page can have thirty-seven "embedded views", why settle for what Domino gives you for free? Preach on, Brother!