Tim Mecking wrote:
I forgot to attach the xsl template.
Thanks, I've added it to SVN (revision 2338).
With this new version you can choose whether to use the 'funky' signs or
the full style names by applying an xsl parameter.
If full style names are used and minElements/maxElements values a
I forgot to attach the xsl template.
With this new version you can choose whether to use the 'funky' signs or
the full style names by applying an xsl parameter.
If full style names are used and minElements/maxElements values are set
in the xml there will be additional describing list entries wit
>> The 'funky' signs are basically taken from 'ls -F' ( '/' for directory,
>> '@' for symlinks, '*' for executables. The rest are supplemented ('#'
>> for hash files, ''/'-' for number of lines in the files).
>>
>> I think these signs are quite intuitive.
>
> I disagree. Given that there are no mi
I think they are intuitive as well. It looks good to me.
On 9/28/06, Tim Mecking <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Daniel Hokka Zakrisson wrote:
> What's with all the funky signs after filenames? Wouldn't it be better
> with something like what the boring CSS template has, i.e. [symlink],
> [script],
Tim Mecking wrote:
Daniel Hokka Zakrisson wrote:
What's with all the funky signs after filenames? Wouldn't it be better
with something like what the boring CSS template has, i.e. [symlink],
[script], etc?
Maybe..
As I always disable css at the flower page I didn't take it into
consideration.
Daniel Hokka Zakrisson wrote:
> What's with all the funky signs after filenames? Wouldn't it be better
> with something like what the boring CSS template has, i.e. [symlink],
> [script], etc?
Maybe..
As I always disable css at the flower page I didn't take it into
consideration.
The 'funky' signs
Tim Mecking wrote:
Hi,
attached is the xsl template I wrote to create the wiki source for
http://wiki.linux-vserver.org/VServerConfiguration
Perhaps s.o. could check it in
Ciao
Tim
What's with all the funky signs after filenames? Wouldn't it be better
with something like what the boring CSS
Hi,
attached is the xsl template I wrote to create the wiki source for
http://wiki.linux-vserver.org/VServerConfiguration
Perhaps s.o. could check it in
Ciao
Tim
http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform"; xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"; version="2.0">
The contents of the directory
