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Shane Curcuru resolved WHIMSY-81.
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Resolution: Fixed
See lib/whimsy/asf/themes.rb for the methods.
> Configurable overrides for _head(fullsize|mini, title) and similar look &
> feel outputs
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> Key: WHIMSY-81
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/WHIMSY-81
> Project: Whimsy
> Issue Type: Wish
> Components: Core
> Reporter: Shane Curcuru
> Assignee: Shane Curcuru
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> Whimsy is turning into a larger collection of useful tools, both for
> organizational processes as well as informational sites used by a wide
> variety of people.
> It would be very helpful for users to provide a small bit of consistency in
> look and feel, headers, footers, and the like without unduly changing the
> general concept of "each tool is independent".
> My first thought would be to either:
> - Override a couple of the Wunderbar methods, perhaps with a very simple set
> of options, that would output one of a small set of default header blocks &
> CSS (think the logo, plus a small hamburger menu pointing at a.o, w.a.o, and
> a Help page)
> - Create new helper functions in ASF that can be easily used in any existing
> scripts with a similar _syntax.
> _h1First.maxheader 'title'
> would output a header div that could be styled with the logo, default
> hamburger menu, and the title in a consistent way. .minheader would instead
> output just the logo and title, nothing else.
> Similar for:
> - Footer (we should have a license, pointer to /about, or /help or "how to
> submit questions" links)
> - Standardize on a couple of table styles
> We don't need a full website framework, but a few bits of commonality would
> improve the user experience as well as simplify the learning path for new
> Whimsy contributors.
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