On Tue, Dec 30, 2008 at 7:10 PM, Peter von Kaehne wrote:
> Or
>> removing our portfolio of apps and subdividing them into a nice useful
>> software finder, as you have done. This is why I preferred the old site
>> style: basically CrossWire had only 1 main "brochure" page that tried to
>> catch t
I can answer one of your questions:
On Tue, Dec 30, 2008 at 10:19 PM, Tonny Kohar wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Does anyone know the usage of attribute type="x-split" subType="x-33"
> from element for tagging eg:
>
> the
> Holy
> subType="x-33">Ghost
>
> so what is
> - type attribute
type="x-split" refers
Hi,
Does anyone know the usage of attribute type="x-split" subType="x-33"
from element for tagging eg:
the
Holy
Ghost
so what is
- type attribute
- subType attribute
Cheers
Tonny Kohar
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Troy A. Griffitts wrote:
> Thanks for hearing feedback Peter and your willingness to please. :)
>
> I like the new CrossWire menu bar much better. Not sure of the wording.
> I feel "Publishers" might miss the folks we want to draw to that link,
> which includes: Publishers, Outreach Ministries,
Peter von Kaehne wrote:
Peter von Kaehne wrote:
As I said, I have found a solution with a a inline list which works
better on all kinds of screen designs.
This is now implemented on www.crosswire.org. The design is a inline
unordered list with in all spaces between words which should not
wr
Wolfgang Schultz wrote:
BTW the step VolxbibelWiki >>Zefania XML is already finished
here you find the Volxbibel 3.0 with header and footnotes
http://downloads.sourceforge.net/zefania-sharp/volxbibel_v3_rev1.zip?use_mirror=heanet
This looks quite faithful, actually. I still wouldn't use an
Peter von Kaehne wrote:
Chris Little wrote:
re styling and coloring.
This remains a contentious issue clearly. I do not expect anyone to like
my design choices - though some seem to do so.
The color scheme and overall design are another thing that were not
broken, but got "fixed".
Actually
Thanks for hearing feedback Peter and your willingness to please. :)
I like the new CrossWire menu bar much better. Not sure of the wording.
I feel "Publishers" might miss the folks we want to draw to that link,
which includes: Publishers, Outreach Ministries, and Bible Societies.
In fact, I
Eeli Kaikkonen wrote:
> I agree. The SWORD Project is a special case. But I think, as has also
> been suggested by some, that we could move most of the developer section
> to the wiki. It doesn't necessarily have to have similar design to the
> CrossWire pages which are meant for outsiders.
We ha
Peter von Kaehne wrote:
>
> As I said, I have found a solution with a a inline list which works
> better on all kinds of screen designs.
>
This is now implemented on www.crosswire.org. The design is a inline
unordered list with in all spaces between words which should not
wrap - like "the SWO
Thank you Wolfgang, looking forward to an improved text. Please let us know.
mg
Am Dienstag 30 Dezember 2008 19:31:00 schrieb Wolfgang Schultz:
> [..]
>
> > Except for the same lossiness as one finds in Jan's ThML, I haven't seen
> > any evidence of lossiness in this case. Converting escaped hex
I have re-released the Lcdbible item after the matters of concern which
Chris highlighted were rectified or are in the process of getting
rectified by Lynn.
I have also released a news item on bpBible's release of a the 0.4
release as portaple app on the 19th December.
Slowly but surely we will r
Peter von Kaehne wrote:
Volunteers and Developers,
Bible Societies, Outreach ministries and Publishers.
A good rule for all top links is that they should be short and sweet.
Lengthy descriptions do not work well and are a turn off.
I agree. It's difficult to find good ones, but not impossib
[..]
> Except for the same lossiness as one finds in Jan's ThML, I haven't seen any
> evidence of lossiness in this case. Converting escaped hex to UTF-8 takes
> one call to pack() in Perl (or your favorite correlate).
>
> That's not to say that I would use the Zefania text in this case, but their
Troy A. Griffitts wrote:
> I feel the project site has lost its identity, subsumed within a corner
> of the CrossWire site. I think this is because of the large CrossWire
> logo at the top instead of The SWORD Project logo :)
This is not completely intentional.
I struggle with the SWORD logo. I
Peter,
It would have been nice to have had a news item in September 2008, that
CrossWire was adopting Go Bible, and to combine this with a "call for
volunteers". While you are working on the site in general, is it too late
to ask for this?
News items don't all have to be of the kind, "Such and
Chris Little wrote:
>> My last solution of a single table row works well on shallow and normal
>> screens, but causes scrolling on very narrow screens.
>
> I checked the crosswire.org site on a desktop with a nice large screen
> resolution, an iPhone (320x480), the same iPhone in landscape (480x32
I appreciate the timely response.
Thanx,
Ray
On Tue, Dec 30, 2008 at 7:24 AM, Chris Little wrote:
> Yes, the Wiki will be down until DM has an opportunity to restore it, early
> next year.
>
> --Chris
>
> Ray Ellerd wrote:
>
>> Is the WIKI down?
>>
>> Thanx,
>>
>>
>> Ray
>>
>>
>> ---
Yes, the Wiki will be down until DM has an opportunity to restore it,
early next year.
--Chris
Ray Ellerd wrote:
Is the WIKI down?
Thanx,
Ray
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Peter von Kaehne wrote:
re 1 line vs 2 line menu bar.
I have been given some grief regarding my choice of a single menu bar.
I think I have an acceptable solution - the real problem is to have
narrow screens and shallow screens (wide screens or even worse netbooks)
equally well accommodated.
Chris Little wrote:
> It's fine to list LcdBible news if an actual new release is made. But,
> the most recent release on Lynn's site is still from 2006.
The news release was based on an email from Lynn, which I will forward
to you.
I will ask him to clarify where he has the updated package and
Peter von Kaehne wrote:
Sorry, Chris, this is not the correct stand of affairs. The news item
was new and fresh from the press. i.e. from yesterday.
LCDbible has been undeveloped until recently, but was recompiled
yesterday to work with 1.5.11.
Lynn also wrote to me that he plans to port the GU
Sorry, Chris, this is not the correct stand of affairs. The news item
was new and fresh from the press. i.e. from yesterday.
LCDbible has been undeveloped until recently, but was recompiled
yesterday to work with 1.5.11.
Lynn also wrote to me that he plans to port the GUI of his other project
Be
Peter von Kaehne wrote:
I put up yesterday a news item on a new release of a minor frontend ,
bringing it in line with current modules.
Within a short while the item had vanished without trace.
...
If this was a deletion by someone else who did not care to tell me that
s/he did not agree with
I put up yesterday a news item on a new release of a minor frontend ,
bringing it in line with current modules.
Within a short while the item had vanished without trace.
If this is caused by a bug, then I would like to report it. There is
already another bug with that system which makes editing o
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