Cool. I added the Mozilla specific method to the CSS, just to see.
by grace alone,
Don A. Elbourne Jr.
http://elbourne.org
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> I agree, the tabs look great, though I was not able to access pages other
> than the tab page. Was that intended?
Yes. That is just a mock-up. I have not made changes to the actual running
program yet.
by grace alone,
Don
I worked a bit on the 3 divs of the left side bar this morning.
1. Search box - I did not really style this yet, but I tweaked the HTML a
bit by labeling each form with the more symanticlly rich tag
instead of just a . I also added a title atribute to each of the buttons.
In most browsers this wi
Troy,
if I could have a 'sandbox' to play around with, I'd certainly do what
playing I can. I have a little time tonight, followed by a full
weekend, but Monday I should be free-ish.
Andrew
On Wednesday, September 17, 2003, at 06:18 PM, Troy A. Griffitts wrote:
Andrew,
Both (pretty, and exp
See also: Eric Meyer's method of using CSS to do tabbed navbars that
have rounded tabs:
http://www.complexspiral.com/publications/rounding-tabs/
Tom
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Hey! I found some "Power" on the power search page. I had failed to
maximize the window or scroll to the bottom, (very far down). I would think
the last thing you would want to be moved from the top to bottom when a
window goes from maximized to not maximized, is the key functions of the page.
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> Don,
> Like the tab impl. It looks nice and does imp
Don,
Like the tab impl. It looks nice and does improve the usability very much.
What Joachim said is correct:
Use putty.exe (or whatever your SSH client is) to ssh into crosswire.
Then cd to your sandbox and update it with everyone else's commited changes:
cd ~sword/html/biblen
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> (Troy, I'm sorry, I must have misplaced the info on how to get to my
> 'sandbox' or whatever it is called)
Log in to crosswire.org and go to /home/sword/html/biblenew/delbourne
I hope that's right,
Joachim
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I concur with Andrew on all his observations and with those who commented on
the color scheme. The colors were never intended to be permanent. My main
concern was to create semantically marked up HTML so that we could do all
the style through the external CSS.
I took a few minutes this morning to
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> Andrew,
> Both (pretty, and expressions of what confused you) are very valuable.
> I've demo'd it to a number of people and watched as they pondered what
&g
At 04:18 PM 9/17/2003 -0700, Troy A. Griffitts wrote:
So, please suggest!
On the page, powersearch.jsp, where it says:
Power Search
Module to search:
ยป World English Bible (WEB)
The word "Module" is not going to be understood by a lot of
people. Maybe something like:
Power Search
Click on a
Possibly make more of a contrasting color scheme.
The top menus are a muted blue on a blue background.
I agree. It would be good if those menu items acted as tabs and the tab for
the page you are on would be different from the rest. See how Google does
it, http://www.google.com/ . Also take a
I've been up late several nights in a row with heavy things on my mind,
so I'll give quick thoughts, try to get some real rest, and hopefully
get tomorrow started right with early-morning devos so I have some free
time in the evening.
My confusion had to do with the fact that many pages are mor
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> Andrew,
> Both (pretty, and expressions of what confused you) are very va
Andrew,
Both (pretty, and expressions of what confused you) are very valuable.
I've demo'd it to a number of people and watched as they pondered what
to do. It makes you want to yell, "Just click on!!!". But I don't
know how to visually lead them to the controls pertinent for each
scree
I think it looks decent (nice and clean, maybe not flashy but certainly not ugly). I
agree it can be a bit confusing on first use. Which was their priority--colors and
graphics or functional UI improvements?
I can do pretty, but slower than any "real" designer. If they're thinking more
funct
Just what should be an obvious correction:
-and are not looking for people to make it look pretty
+and are now looking for people to make it look pretty
Troy A. Griffitts wrote:
Hey guys. We've finished up about 80% of the functionality for the web
tool and are not looking for people to make it
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