On Sep 22, 2010, at 12:01 PM, mdipierro wrote: > > I love this and I would like to include it in the web2py but I have > three problems: > > 1) it no longer uses ez.css for layout (id had the options for left > and right sidebars for example) > 2) there is extra space between header-manu, menu-content, content- > footer. If a user were to replace the header background with an image, > there would a separation with the menu bar for example. > 3) I would still like the flash to be black because works better on a > colored background. > > Do you think these can be put back?
It's good; I really like the idea of a bare-bones scaffold. It'd be nice if the css were a little closer to validating. I understand that it's bleeding edge, but still.... It'd also be nice if the flash didn't obscure the top links. > > Massimo > > On Sep 22, 12:33 pm, "Martin.Mulone" <mulone.mar...@gmail.com> wrote: >> welcome app normalize hack ie and html5 ready >> >> I made some changes to welcome app, based on thishttp://html5boilerplate.com/ >> and other stuff. >> >> * Added support ie 6.0 png transparency (hack) >> * Normalize all tags >> * Support for html 5 (future), usinghttp://www.modernizr.com/, that >> detect if your browser can handle it >> * Different hack for different browser problems >> >> * I neutralize the style of layout, center to the browser, etc. >> * I remove all nonesense divs (ez-css), html is also a language code >> so header, footer, page, sidebar names make sense to me. >> * Added test css, to test ul li ol code, etc in the page. >> * Added link to documentation and resources >> * Added javascript show_notification, is the same that flash but with >> and icon that show is ok, warning or error. >> >> See in actionhttp://web2pytesting.appspot.com/welcome/ >> >> Source:http://web2pytesting.appspot.com/welcome/static/welcome.zip >> >> Tellme what you think
