Let's try too with backgrounds, I'll test using my tamil wikisource
a decent result.
Post by balajiHello every one,
Thanks for everyone taking effort to reply. I
tried various solutions.
Repeating a single character wouldnt be desirable. Because the effect
wouldnt be same for different screen sizes.
I tried the custom rule template. But with the parameters i could do, I
could only produce a wavy line of short length. Is there a way to create
the wave effect for full length like a line?
I tried a solution by Alex. It seems to work okay in firefox. But doesnt
look good in chrome.
As people pointed out, the shape of the line doesnt convey any meaning.
Its true. Just wanted to try if there is any easy way to format to look as
its original. If not possible going to use a simple straight line.
Thanks
J. Balaji
(User:Balajijagadesh <https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Balajijagadesh>
)
Post by Andy MabbettPost by Andy MabbettWhy not just use a straight horizontal rue? It's styling, not content,
and conveys no significant meaning.
I respectfully disagree - works are content, editions are contens plus
styling IMHO.
In that case, what does the wavy line /mean/? How would you convey
that meaning to a non-visual user?
--
Andy Mabbett
@pigsonthewing
http://pigsonthewing.org.uk
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