Also, it would be cool to be able to switch templates on the fly by switching the webwork.ui.theme property. I guess this would require a reload call to the Configuration from the theme action, but that shouldn't be to hard to implement, I guess. If you know any other good looking themes that could be appropriate, I'd be happy to help out with the port. :)
Just another small thing - to make the theming "look" more transparent, it would be a good idea to have page-start and page-end macros / templates as well. This will make it easier to change the entire look of the app. I've put #macro(pageStart $title) #parse ("page-start.vm") ...#end in the global macros so page-start.vm can setup the css styling etc. For the default distribution this template can just be something like:
<html> <head><title>$pageTitle</head></title> <body>
Cheers,
Dag
Patrick Lightbody wrote:
We could include this with the webwork 2.0 final release as a demo of how to do your own themes. Please open a jira issue with this info if you'd like to do that.
-----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Dag Liodden Sent: Thursday, October 23, 2003 12:48 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [OS-webwork] Webwork Tigris Style Sample (Was: UITags inflexible)
Hi,
I've styled the velocity templates to do styling for the Tigris Style project (http://style.tigris.org) which is a great, themeable style framework using CSS. On http://www.liodden.no/webwork, you'll find an ready-to-run war as well as an Eclipse project with the necessary sources and templates. It uses Velocity for most things, but JSP for the
SiteMesh stuff since I haven't had time to migrate the SiteMesh tag usage to Velocity yet (I guess this is possible after the refactoring).
I haven't really tested everything thoroughly after the refactorings, but most things seem to work for me - hope it does for you too. :) The main point is to show how easy it is to theme pages generated by WebWork
/ Velocity.
Some sort of theme gallery would be great, BTW. Shouldnt' be too hard. :)
Cheers,
Dag
Matt Ho wrote:
Dag Liodden wrote:
Yup, and it's easy too! :) I ported the standard templates to support
the tigris style-project (http://style.tigris.org/) in an hour or so.
Works perfectly (well, worked before the latest refactorings) and looks good.
I suppose this would be interesting to some of you, so if you want to, I'll put them on the wiki. Just need to port them to the new velocity-implementation (I'm having some trouble with error display, but I'll probably get it fixed sometime tomorrow). A template gallery
$100would perhaps also be nice - if the velocity context are remains as it is now for a while? Patrick, are they? :)The contents of the VelocityContext are stable :)
M
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