Just starting on this one. My Windows box is down so would appreciate feedback on IE CSS boo-boos.
http://209.197.92.73/
All CSS. I'll strip the tables out of the image gallery and contact pages before I populate them.
100% table width in the main content area ... ;-)
cheers
Klaus
Quote from: kweitzel on June 27, 2006, 11:23:28 PM
100% table width in the main content area ... ;-)
I hate that bug. Oh! I am sorry, it is MS so should I call it a "feature".
use width="auto"
or be specific with the size(px, em) or use 95 to 98%
Quote from: kweitzel on June 27, 2006, 11:23:28 PM
100% table width in the main content area ... ;-)
cheers
Klaus
Not sure what you mean. There are no tables.
Hello,
QuoteI'll strip the tables out of the image gallery and contact pages before I populate them.
We should do this for all modules for WB. Also the stylesheet informations for the modules should be placed in the header and not in the body tag (as it is now). :wink:
Can you post or PM your changes to image gallery and form so myabe i could implement it in one of the next releases.
Oh, forgot to say, nice clean layout and very good coded.
thanks
Matthias
Quote from: ruebenwurzel on June 30, 2006, 07:09:54 AM
Hello,
QuoteI'll strip the tables out of the image gallery and contact pages before I populate them.
We should do this for all modules for WB. Also the stylesheet informations for the modules should be placed in the header and not in the body tag (as it is now). :wink:
Can you post or PM your changes to image gallery and form so myabe i could implement it in one of the next releases.
Oh, forgot to say, nice clean layout and very good coded.
thanks
Matthias
Since I'm on the clock for this job, I'll first just take the tables and weird inline style sheet out in page settings.
But that's a great idea to go into the module, Matthias. The only problem I see with releasing the module hack that way is that it would require placing the CSS into the main screen.css style sheet. Module installation wouldn't be automatic anymore. I could put the CSS inline, but that would make for pretty ugly (and inflexible) coding.
I guess I could go at it the other way and release a template specifically to go with the gallery with the CSS already written. That doesn't seem very flexible, though.