Waldir Pimenta

Perhaps even better: there should be a way to have the instructions visible while the Mapillary track is loaded, so that one can follow them step-by-step. Maybe having the instructions...

I wondered about this as well. The most common method for visualizing these sort of structures seems to be [arc diagrams](https://datavizcatalogue.com/methods/arc_diagram.html), which were apparently first popularized by Martin Wattenberg (@wattenberg)...

Also, Wikipedia points out that [adjacency matrices](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adjacency_matrix) of undirected graphs also produce such symmetric square representations. It might be of interest to explore some of the labeled graph representations for...

I like @essenmitsosse's version. I find it easier to wrap my head around the meaning of the image, but to be honest it still takes some effort to interpret the...

I don't have a good solution to offer, unfortunately. The colors simply don't look like a sequence most of the time, to my eyes at least. It could be due...

Another table enhancement, which could be an interesting addition to this baseline style, is highlighting the current (hovered) row. This seems similar to the behavior implemented for links (they get...

This will probably be a little tricky if we want to include figures. For example: ```html Lorem ipsum ``` ...would probably require styling along the lines of: ```css figure[class *=...

This would probably be easier with a literate programming documentation flow. Not only that will give us a single source of truth (an no more opportunity for desynchronization), but the...

@dohliam it seems like you're speaking about the dropin-minimal-css project. It would be great to have a responsiveness assessment for all stylesheets listed there, but to be clear, this issue...

So, the Fluidity-inspired rules do indeed cover the max-width for images and other embedded media, but not the wide tables. I've submitted #80 to help test possible improvements to that.