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Just FYI, I'm using your theme (which is great!) on Chrome (dev branch 12.x) and noticed a small issue on the commitdiff screen. The box containing the diff view is adding a vertical scroll bar on the right, as if the section was done in a frame. I verified this is not happening in Firefox 4 or IE 9. I have a screenshot I can email you.

Looking at http://path/?p=repository.git;a=commit;h=sha1

The white/light gray box containing the commit message (below the blue box commit header info) does not have word wrap enabled, thus requires horizontal scrolling to read if the commit message is more than one line of text.

Gitweb 1.7.9 introduced a feature for viewing diffs side-by-side and that does not behave well with the theme. All the code is positioned to left.

Steps to reproduce

1. View commitdiff
2. Select side by side

Tested Gitweb 1.7.9 with Chrome 21, Safari 6.0 and Firefox 14.0.1.

When using this theme for Linux users, it results in a very low-contrast that makes it incredibly hard to read the text. For example here is a screenshot of the gitweb-theme screenshot compared to how it actually looks on Linux: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/840794/drupalcode-contrast.png

On drupalcode.org we're proposing the following change to the font family for "normal" text in order to make it more readable and not violate accessibility contrast rules: http://drupal.org/node/1394192#comment-5437778

Hi there,

I just noticed that gitweb can use the .git/category files for grouping several repositories together and sorting each group.

Sadly I noticed that gitweb-theme does not style these intermittent header-lines (take a look at http://git.ak-online.be to see what I mean). Unfortunately I lack the skills to come up with a suitable design idea, but it should be straight forward to style .category.

Thanks a lot, Andre

1:1.7.10.4-1+wheezy2
Seems the css names have changed and the theme don't work anymore :(

Maybe I missed something obvious, but the theme works fine on Firefox (which I don't use much), but doesnt work on Chrome. Tried reloading chrome and even clearing cached data. Is there something special I need to do for chrome? Using Ubuntu 16.04, apache 2.4 and chrome 56. Gitweb is the standard ubuntu install (shows up as 1:2.7.4-0ubuntu1). My desktop is Linux Mint 18.1 (chrome for linux).

I really love it on my gitweb server.

I would love to use this great theme in some projects, but there is no special license given.
If possible, could you publish it under an open-source license like MIT or GPL (or other)...

Thanks in advance!

This is very nice theme , thank you so much!

New issue since #6 was closed and I wasn't subscribed to notifications.

When using this theme for Linux users, it results in a very low-contrast that makes it incredibly hard to read the text. For example here is a screenshot of the gitweb-theme screenshot compared to how it actually looks on Linux: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/840794/drupalcode-contrast.png

On drupalcode.org we're proposing the following change to the font family for "normal" text in order to make it more readable and not violate accessibility contrast rules: http://drupal.org/node/1394192#comment-5437778

It looks like Chrome is using "Courier New".

Default font family:

After removing "Courier New" and it defaulting to monospace results in much better contrast:

Sample of the problem: http://i.imgur.com/nUBJW.png

Would it be possible to turn the footer into a sticky footer?

I really like your stylesheets. Thank you for sharing them. I have one comment for you about the set-up script and the way it installs the files: I think it is wrong to symlink what are effectively system files back to a repo that could exist anywhere (and will most likely be in a users home directory).

I think it would be cleaner if it copied the files in to place rather than symlinking them,

Just my 10c

It links to https://kogakure.github.com/gitweb-theme
But it should be: https://kogakure.github.io/gitweb-theme/

(.io instead of .com)