Hi Dom,
I already had the latest versions of FreBDM1707 & UyCyr installed.
I installed KtuVB after reading your reply.
Both FreBDM1707 & KtuVB have a CSS.
However, module UyCyr version 2.0 lacks any style.css file!
What led you to think that it had one?
Please would you list the remaining 11 of
Are JSword based front-end apps also capable of using the CSS for modules that
have one?
Or was this something that is currently supported only by the SWORD based
front-ends?
Best regards,
David
On Sun, Apr 13, 2025 at 23:38, Peter von Kaehne <[ref...@gmx.net](mailto:On
Sun, Apr 13, 2025 at
There are three possible places for a CSS file
Within each module, associated with a frontend and as part of the
engine.
The engine defaults are those we used always (hardcoded) before the
move to semantic XHTML about 8, 10 years ago. Any subsequent additional
entries to the filters were added
Wow! I had no idea we could specify CSS files for modules. Therefore,
eBible.org doesn't have any modules that do, YET.
On 4/13/25 03:13, David Haslam wrote:
Thanks Peter,
The issue is that [most of] our module developers still seem
blissfully unaware of these possibilities, and thus our modu
Thanks Dom,
Is there any detailed information about how to create a CSS file to be used
alongside a SWORD module?
There's barely a mention of CSS in our developers' wiki !!!
Is it any wonder that CSS has not taken off when it's not adequately documented
or encouraged as a means to enhance a mo
David Haslam writes:
Thanks Peter,
The issue is that [most of] our module developers still seem
blissfully unaware of these possibilities, and thus our module
release script never (or rarely?) announces a CSS sheet as part
of a module.
CSS files, if any, are handled by the release script.
Thanks Peter,
The issue is that [most of] our module developers still seem blissfully unaware
of these possibilities, and thus our module release script never (or rarely?)
announces a CSS sheet as part of a module.
Is there any working example of a module that uses a CSS in any of the
CrossWir
Hi David, you are out of date here by probably better part of a decade. What actually happens is that most/all rendering has been taken out of the engine and got replaced by CSS. The engine supplies semantically CSS styled XHTML corresponding to the OSIS semantics and supplies a standard CSS style
As we're all aware, the SWORD engine renders in italics text enclosed with a
transChange element.
Yet not all Bible translations are in a script that supports italics!
IIRC, it was once suggested that Chinese modules that use CJK ideograms might
possibly be render such text using dotted underli
