On Jan 3, 2007, at 12:36 PM, Chris Howe wrote:

Having them separated allows the flexibility to use a
different style sheet if desired without needing to
assign properties for everything that the stylesheet
being replaced has declared for a particular class or
id.

All back end components utilize both because most were
developed by copying another component, not because of
a decision that they _should look the same. I think
Open Source Strategies CRM component testifies to that
(although they may be simply using the cascading
effect of css as opposed to a stylesheet replacement).

Actually no, the back-end applications use the same styles because they ARE meant to look the same.

The OpenSourceStrategies stuff is not part of OFBiz and they certainly can (and obviously have) introduced their own patterns.

 Personally, I would prefer additional separation of
maincss.css into the groups that are divided by
comments, but it's a rather trivial distinction.

I agree, it is rather trivial. I don't see any problem with combining these files.

-David



--- Adrian Crum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Maintaining a single css file instead of two. All
components reference both
files, so there's no sense to keep them separate.


Chris Howe wrote:

What benefit do you see in doing this?


--- Adrian Crum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


Jacopo,

While we're on the subject, could we also discuss
the possibility of combining
the maincss.css and tabstyles.css files into one
file?


Jacopo Cappellato wrote:

Following the great advices in
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OFBIZ-241

I've started to play

with the styles in maincss.css file and apply the

mods to the

manufacturing application.

I've noticed some minor side effects (for example

the texts in the main

webtools page are smaller now) and I wanted to be

sure that the work I'm

doing is correct and, most of all, if it is a
good

moment to do this

work now (i.e. before a release).
So please, have a look at the revisions 492187,

492201, 492242

(especially at the changes I did to the

maincss.css file) and let me

know what you think.

Jacopo







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