As the thanks-for-fixes.md file was renamed (at my suggestion)
thanks-for-help.md I have made sure that the file referred to in the
repo is thanks-for-help and that the text regarding it also refers to
help and not fixes ('Thanks for the fixes' -> 'Thanks for the help').
The ioccc.css Cascading Style Sheet has updated.
This CSS will serve as a model for generated HTML pages,
especially HTML generated form markdown.
The top level HTML pages will also use this CSS.
This CSS is intended to be functional, black/gray/white, and
good enough for testing purposes.
Added HTML page templates that will be used
by tools in forming HTML pages:
* tmp/template-top.html
* tmp/template-header.html
* tmp/template-footer.html
See the modified
[tmp/README.md](https://ioccc-src.github.io/temp-test-ioccc/tmp/README.md#templates)
for info on the HTML page templates.
Added a test page containing dummy HTML:
* [tmp/test.html](https://ioccc-src.github.io/temp-test-ioccc/tmp/test.html)
This test page was generated from the above mentioned HTML page templates.
It is designed for 3 screen sizes:
* wide screens: 801 pixels wide and larger
* medium-sized screens: 401 pixels to 800 pixels wide
* small-sized screens: 400 pixels wide and smaller
NOTE: Some of top and side bar navigation links do not (yet) work.
If all goes well, the main web site can launch with web pages that
are based on the final ioccc.css. After the main web site is update,
a web designer can improve the look and feel of the web site by
adjusting the ioccc.css, the HTML templates, and the tools used to
generate HTML content.
Cody Boone Ferguson