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rabideau
New? (hacked...) Wireframe for XOOPs in process
  • 2006/11/22 18:33

  • rabideau

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Hi all,

I am in the process of working on a wireframe theme/css for XOOPS 2.0.15+

The theme-- current state-- may be seen at:http://processteam.org

I have the following features implemented:

1. The centerblocks top L&R appear at the top.(Bottom at the bottom)
2. User selectable Font Size up-down
3. IE 7/ FireFox compatibility
4. Extensive variable Menuing (multimenu etc.)
5. Modified User validation and login/ registration feature

I'd love comments or suggestions on this theme.

In the yet to do category:
1. code cleanup and validation
2. whatever else you might suggest (assuming I like the idea!)

Thanks!
Pax vobiscum,
...mark

may the road rise to meet your feet!

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wizanda
Re: New? (hacked...) Wireframe for XOOPs in process
  • 2006/11/22 19:01

  • wizanda

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Did you see any of the folding idea, we have done on our site also?

As in if a style="display: none;" makes the java hide bits untill clicked... works well in Div's as is that Go thingy game we did to layer....

Just ideas for further styles...yet looks excellent...love the text sizing...

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rabideau
Re: New? (hacked...) Wireframe for XOOPs in process
  • 2006/11/22 20:17

  • rabideau

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Another question for someone much smarter than me... (luckily there are lots of you out there ).

I have been trying to clean up my html and am having a problem with text displayed from within my html. I can get errors to disappear if I use <div> </div> or <p></p> unfortunately these cause lines to be created.

Does anyone know of a valid (html or css) way to display strings of on a single line??? e.g.; the following strings:

<a href="<{$xoops_url}>/register.php"><b>New Users register for free!</b></a>
<a href="<{$xoops_url}>/user.php"><b>Have you lost your Password??</b></a>

Thanks!

Neat site Wizanda. I do like the folding screen feature.
Pax vobiscum,
...mark

may the road rise to meet your feet!

http://treemagic.org

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snow77
Re: New? (hacked...) Wireframe for XOOPs in process
  • 2006/11/22 21:38

  • snow77

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maybe using <span class="mystylename"> xxxxxx </span>
www.polymorphee.com
www.xoopsdesign.com

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rabideau
Re: New? (hacked...) Wireframe for XOOPs in process
  • 2006/11/23 1:53

  • rabideau

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Thanks for the pointer... <span></span> doesn't validate either.
Pax vobiscum,
...mark

may the road rise to meet your feet!

http://treemagic.org

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Tobias
Re: New? (hacked...) Wireframe for XOOPs in process
  • 2006/11/23 22:57

  • Tobias

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Quote:
<span></span> doesn't validate either

Depends on what you have inside. <span> cannot enclose block level elements, like <div> or <p> or <table> or <form>. <span></span> is for inline markup and really at the lowest (or innermost) structural level.

If you append the attribute display:inline; to the div or p in question, it should not want to clear whatever comes before, if that is the problem. Even with display set to "block," you should also normally be able to force them into the same line (float:left; and float:right; if you want to have more than two elements in one line, then you'd of course have to nest them so that always a pair of two is floated against each other).

If it's about preventing line breaks inside whatever the element, use &nbsp; instead of a space.
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