Marcel Bollmann

FWIW I also really like the simplicity and overview of the horizontal design, and also think the navigation is fine _iff_ you know how it works (e.g. shift+scrolling on desktop)....

Note that bumping the Bootstrap CSS is a bit more involved, and would probably require careful checking of the migration guide here: https://getbootstrap.com/docs/5.0/migration/

> * css is merged with our main css, no overhead there > > * font is requested from our site Counterpoint would be that our CSS gets bigger, and...

I don't see a good reason to change the styling; the badges are currently as high as the text that follows, so if people find them too small they'd probably...

+1 for doing the first one. Seems to make more sense from a semantic perspective.

> I finally got around to continue this transition (and re-learning css on the way), there is one thing I am struggling with: Some "buttons" (which partly used to be...

The new default font choice is ... surprising. On my system, it's remarkably different from how it used to look, and my first reaction is that I find it unpleasant:...

Ah, so the new Bootstrap defaults to whatever the user's system UI font is. That means it's completely unpredictable what the font will be for a given user, which I'm...

Links still underlined on list pages (volume/author pages). I still feel strongly that the font should be set to something more predictable. At the risk of sounding like a grumpy...

Re 1: Absolutely, yes! Re 2: We're currently actively working on how to represent non-paper entries in the Anthology (#298, #1164), which may be relevant for these if they were...