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/* Style for TPAC and AC pages
This is a fairly generic style sheet for TPAC and AC pages, such as
https://www.w3.org/2016/09/TPAC/schedule.html
It adapts to different screen widths.
It includes a print style that is especially designed to create a
hand-out from the agenda page.
1. Contents of document
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The head of each page should contain the following (or equivalent):
(see 3 below)
2. Structure of document
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The style assumes a top-level structure that starts like this:
Then zero or more small sidebar elements like this:
... typically an
followed by
or
...
If one of those is about microblogging, then add id="microblog", like this:
...
Then zero or more sections that each start with an
. If the
contents of the
is long, make it look nicer by adding in a
logical place.
Group schedule 19-23 September
... content of this section...
Use
for sub-sections. Use an
for a heading that
looks slightly simpler.
Any tables that denote room assignments (as opposed to time schedules
or other things) should have class="rooms". Such tables are assumed to
have five columns, corresponding to group name, room number,
confidentiality, estimated attendance, and estimated # of
observers. The last two of those will be omitted from the print
version. E.g.:
Group Name
Room Location
Confidentiality, Observer policy
Est. Att. / Actual
Obs.
...
If one of the sections (the last one, usually) contains floor plans or
similar, give the
an id="map". E.g.:
Floor plans
Optionally (but recommended for other reasons than the style), add an
author and date at the end:
Created by Alexandra Lacourba
Updated $Date: 2019/03/15 15:27:11 $ by $Author: bbos $
Any elements that should *not* be printed can be marked with
class="noprint". E.g.:
Please, register before booking travel. On-site
registration cannot be guaranteed.
Any elements that should *only* be printed, but not shown on screen,
can be marked with class="print", e.g.: