Re: Doc: HTML table cells are misleadingly associated: should be top-aligned

[Federico Bruni]

Il giorno sab 12 mar 2016 alle 21:57, Mark D. Blackwell 
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> In section 2.2.1 of the Extending LilyPond manual (just for example):
>
> http://www.lilypond.org/doc/v2.19/Documentation/extending/scheme-function-definitions
>
> we see this table row:
>
> typeN?      a Scheme type predicate...
>
> However, the (Firefox) browser (for one) starts displaying the cell "a
> Scheme type predicate..." at least five text lines higher than the
> cell "typeN?".
>
> The browser starts displaying "a Scheme type predicate..." much more
> closely to "argN" (from the previous row). In fact, it's merely a
> single line lower than "argN".
>
> This mis-association of table cells makes reading the tables more
> difficult. Plus, it seems unaesthetic.
>
> The CSS stylesheet (for the HTML versions of all the documentation)
> IMO should be changed so it top-aligns all table cells.


I prefer the center-align.
I think that, as long as each definition begins with a capital (it 
should be "A Scheme type predicate...") and there's some padding 
between each definition, it should be readable.

See attached example. What do you think?

table-formatting.html
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