Shortly after the announcement of new SQWebmail templates being developed, I volunteered to host a central repository that would contain a list of available template packs. My offer still stands, but I have not yet found someone willing to administer/manage this list. If anyone would like to volunteer, please email me a proposal. Please outline:
- skills you have that would qualify you for this (HTML knowledge, design skill) - how much time you can afford to devote to making sure the content updated as new templates become available - what tools/resources you will need me to provide you with to perform your tasks (IE: database, disk space, PERL libs) If nobody is interested, I will just do it myself, but I would rather work with another person/company on the project for the business networking value. Besides, my design skill is not good :-( so it might look cheesy. Regards, -- Fred Read Web In Motion Web Hosting and Managed Colocation [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.webinmotion.net Phone: (905) 261-3165 Fax: (905) 438-1468 "HonestSQL.Net " To: Nathan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> <admin@honests cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ql.net> Subject: [sqwebmail] Re: Templates and such 12/12/2002 09:11 AM Dear Nathan, i announced on the list last week that I have a really good designer putting together a new interface. I agree the current one looks like its from the 80's or something. If you wish I can add you to the list to be notified when the new templates are available. Sincerely, Thomas P.A. Fitch CEO HonestSQL.Net Nathan writes: > Hi there, > > I've been playing around with sqwebmail for a week or so now, and I must > say that I'm quite impressed with the features and speed that it provides. > I've had no problems setting it up and getting it working, and the unicode > support seems great in the latest version. More testing to do. > > Just some feedback/feature requests, mostly; > > There really needs to be more configurability over the templates. For > example, it's possible to make substantial changes to the header and > footer, etc, but to make any changes to the 'read message' page - > particularly the message action buttons (forward, reply, delete, etc) - > and other pages like this where the HTML is hardcoded, is quite a pain. > You have to go and edit the source - ick. > > Now, I'm no C coder, but I don't mind hacking a bit of C code here and > there, but really, I hope template support is improved at some stage :) > The default look and feel is, well, dire. (Sorry) > > Also, it would be cool if there was a way of transcoding emails in other > character sets to unicode. If I set everything to unicode, then it should > be possible to take an iso-2022-jp email and transcode it to display > correctly. > > In any case, keep up the good work. > > Regards, > > Nathan. > > -- > Diamonds on velvets on goldens on vixen > On comet & cupid on donner & blitzen > On up & away & afar & a go-go > Escape from the weight of your corporate logo! > >
