Hi all! Happy Holidays! I’ve got users on my instance ( discuss.pixls.us ) that have what I think is a reasonable request: the spacing between list elements could be increased a bit. At the moment, list items don’t have any extra spacing to offset each item: I am the very model of a modern Major-…

If you want extra spacing, just put extra spacing? :wink: I am the very model of a modern Major-General, I’ve information vegetable, animal, and mineral, I know the kings of England, and I quote the fights historical, From Marathon to Waterloo, in order categorical; I’m very well acquainted…

Absolutely, I mentioned loose list spacing in my post, and I agree. This was just about tight lists and some slight readability enhancements for them. If there’s no interest for it I understand, just thought it might be a nice small enhancement.

@awesomerobot what are your thoughts here?

This makes sense for improving the readability of lists with a lot of text, and I don’t think there are any issues with adding some additional margin between list items by default. Beyond adding: [imagen] Patrick_David: .cooked li { margin-bottom: 0.2em; } we’d also need to make sure the c…

[imagen] awesomerobot: ul li:last-child { margin-bottom: 0; } So we’re not adding additional space to the bottom of the list. If the space that’s there is a margin, the vertical space should collapse (I think). If you didn’t want to have to add too many more styles. I was really just thi…

[imagen] awesomerobot: I can probably do this at some point this week unless there are any objections. I don’t see any need for this. tight list and loose list look correct to me as-is.. anything other than that should be a local site CSS customization.

It’s not as noticeable with trivial lists. I think this is more for lists that tend to get a little… unwieldy. For instance we recently had a post with some new features for darktable: A new module for haze removal The local contrast module can now be pushed much further, it also got a new local…

I don’t agree with your rationale as a global default. Per site, people should do what they want, but as a global default for the world, line spacing should work like so: a line another line a list item another list item Those are equivalent, as they should be.

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Falco (Falco) 19 Diciembre, 2017 20:28 6

We just need to keep loose and tight lists different enough, so the user can pick the more appropriate for the occasion.

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