Printed version needs a total review

[ogregoire]

To help my fellow colleagues starting using git flow, I tried to print the cheatsheet.

Why do I believe that it is a valid use-case? Because this page is "sold" as a cheat sheet (= reference card). And as Wikipedia says, it is a common usage to print them.

I tried to print this cheatsheet on both Firefox and Chrome.

Here are some issues I saw:

• The comment section shouldn't be present.
• The list of translations shouldn't be present.
• The paragraphs are short so there shouldn't be any orphan.
• All interesting images are on the background and are therefore not visible by default.
• URLs should have the same style as the text it's wrapped in and should be written down next to the text they refer to.
• With the stripes, there is some yellow on yellow title text, making it hard to read (specifically "Make a release").

Issues specific to Firefox:

• The content-part of first page is totally striped.
• The "feature" 5-lines background starts in section "Getting started" and stop around the "hotfix" title.

I noticed no issue specific to Chrome.

[danielkummer]

@ogregoire - yes you're completely right that the page should be printable. I will get on it as soon as I have some free time to take a look at the problem. Until then you'll have to wait... (or create a pull request ;) )