For 410 we will be translating the RHN Web UI into many languages. Currently, we have many image buttons in the interface that have text embedded into them. As they are, we would have to send the button text to the translation team and create an image for each button per language manually. A better solution is to get away from using image-based buttons and instead use CSS to style the buttons, so the button text is in plain text that the translation team can translate along with all of the other text. Attached is an image of the current button styles as compared to a few options we have for CSS styling: D: The current image-based buttons. A: A css style that matches our current buttons most closely, but has complicated CSS styling. B & C: A css style that matches our current buttons somewhat closely, with a very simple CSS style. E: The button style WWW uses for www.redhat.com buttons My vote's for A or B&C (depending on whether or not A causes cross-browser issues which is pretty likely)
Created attachment 120470 [details] The Buttons
Let's do a UI spec, and start a dialog on this on rhn-java-list. My vote's are as follows: B & C E A D I like the flatter look and feel.
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