Thorsten Scherler a écrit :
:)
Nice to hear that you make progress.
On Tue, 2005-08-02 at 11:03 +0200, Cyriaque Dupoirieux wrote:
Hi,
I would like to share my work with pelt skin applied to views.
But I have made few things to make it work and I want to talk with you.
I changed the pelt skin in order to :
1 - Be able to - easily - retrieve some parts of the document such as :
* The real content - without export links, title, subtitle,
abstract, author...
* The author of the page...
To do this I had to add some div tags to embed the searched part.
2 - Use standard - that is existing - templates :
* The tabs are marked "nav-main" and "nav-main-sub" in the
leather-skin whereas they are marked "tabs" and "level2tabs" in pelt.
To do this I copy tab2menu.xsl from the leather-dev skin to
use the same and I have updated the css files.
Ok, I know what you did. You have set your project.skin to pelt, right?
Of course I have ! Else, how can my view make the difference with
leather-dev views and templates ?
I don't know if you remember, but I have modified the output.xmap and
internal.xmap of org.apache.forrest.plugin.output.viewHelper.xhtml
plugin in order to
take into account the templates - or the css files - in the
resources/templates/{forrest:skin}
or in
resources/skin/css/{forrest:skin}
This allow me to use the same contracts name and some time to override them in
the skin subdir.
cf. http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=forrest-dev&m=112253944215001&w=2
That is not the idea, pelt should not be touched. Everything is based on
leather-dev. I am thinking about moving views back to leather. I am
still thinking how to but I reckon it would be better.
Ok, If did not do anything and realise - little by little - that I was
using the tab2menu.xsl and document2html.xsl from the pelt skin.
As I told, I quickly take the leather-dev tab2menu.xsl, so for this
part, I have already done what you wanted me to do ;-) .
I think that these changes are not important but they may impact sites
with deep customization.
Actually we should not touch "old fashion" skins. I would like to keep
them like they are.
Ok,
WDYT ?
(That is can I propose you a patch of the pelt skin in order to
facilitate the views generation ?)
See above pelt.fv should be based on the "leather-dev" and *not* the
"pelt" skin. Pelt.fv and pelt.css are a theme/skin for views (or
leather-dev).
Ok, As I told before, when i started I didn't know what should be the
normal behaviour of views.
So I was not really surprise to see that some of pelt sheets were used...
I am waiting for your modification :
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=forrest-dev&w=2&r=1&s=back+roots&q=b.
I hope I will use leather-des sheets (at least for tab2menu.xsl and
document2html.xsl...) and be able to set my skin with
project.skin property.
(And if you don't like this, we can change the name but it has to be taken into
account by the output.xmap and internal.xmap files in order to be able to
select the templates and css sheets.
Regards,
Cyriaque,
The more I work with pelt skin for views and the more I am impressed by
the CSS ZenGarden http://www.csszengarden.com/ site.
Welcome to the club. ;-)
I feel that if we generalize some generation rules, it will be easy to
use exactly the same template for pelt and leather-dev - or any other skins.
jejeje, it is like this (see above). I agree we have to generalize the
tab2*/document2*/book2*.xsl code of leather (or common).
Some simple rules are :
* Always embed parts of the document with a <div id="..."> </div> -
this is exactly what hooks are for.
You mean in the presentation model which will be passed to the contract
for last transformation?
* (For the previous point, maybe the use of class would be better,
because with id attribute we cannot display several times the same
parts :
o for instance you want two search boxes,
That is under the control of the contract writer and yes @class
sometimes make more sense.
o or you want navigation arrows to navigate between the pages
of your site - and you want a recall of these arrows at the
bottom of your site...)
* Always embed content parts with <span> in order to be able to skip
it :
o
Yes.
#specificDiv tag span {display:none;}
o This is - for instance - used in the following site :
http://www.csszengarden.com/?cssfile=/176/176.css&page=0
where the header3 (h3) are replaced by pictures...
Since we are going to work on the generation core of forrest, this may
be the good moment to homogenize our generation rules.
yes.
WDYT 2 ?
+1
Regards,
Cyriaque,
Cyriaque Dupoirieux a écrit :
Hi,
The following site - an experimental one which I will delete
quickly... - is fully made with views :
http://cyriaque.dupoirieux.free.fr/testviews1/index.html
http://cyriaque.dupoirieux.free.fr/testviews1/pluginDocs/plugins_0_70/index.html
I used around 30 contracts - most of them are the existing ones.
I still have some problems with few things but it's getting nice.
