On CSS and Layout stuff, it sounds like Yarko is picking this up, this
is fine with me I am super busy, our access non-profit is officially
in startup mode and I need to shift into fund raising mode big time.

Cheers,

Chris

On Apr 3, 3:15 am, mdipierro <mdipie...@cs.depaul.edu> wrote:
> > Anyway, in practice this may prove unnecessary, but I would be more
> > comfortable if we start out with that concept:  fundamentals that are
> > always there (you can override them but the classes / ID's there
> > should be guaranteed to be defined;  and other stuff you can replace
> > if you want for new layouts.)
>
> > Does this sound like it makes sense?
>
> yes. that what we need. somebody needs to do the homework of making a
> list of what should be fundamental.
>
> > > what about the css convetions in SQLFORM(formstyle=...)? If I commit  
> > > this the canny be changed?
>
> > I very much like the idea of "layout / style" helpers for forms (form
> > as a visual entity) ....  don't understand the end of your sentence,
> > sorry.... :-/
>
> I do not either... need sleep. I think I meant "If I commit what is in
> trunk the new CSS naming conventions for SQLFORM(formstyle=....)
> cannot/should not be changed" I am trying to make sure you and others
> look at it NOW instead of raising issues about them LATER.

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