Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of BluePrint/CSS


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01/02/09 07:52:22 (16 years ago)
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Fran Boon
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  • BluePrint/CSS

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     1This page hosts the detailed specification for the [https://blueprints.launchpad.net/sahana3/+spec/css Blueprint for the CSS Cleanup & Fixes].
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     3The main sahana.css needs cleaning up & updating.
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     5There are several components which aren't currently relevant & so should be removed.
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     7There was a recent change to S2 CSS which hasn't yet been ported here:[[BR]]
     8{{{
     9I've been working on rebranding Sahana for a deployment and in doing so have been working on the default template. A question popped up that I wanted to ask the dev team:
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     11Why has the layout been chosen such that the Footer is contained in the Wrapper as below?
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     13  |---- Neutralizing Styles
     14  |---- Basic Page Formatting Styles
     15  +---- Container
     16     |---- Header
     17     +---- Wrapper
     18        |---- Menu Wrapper ( Module Menu, Main Menu, Login Form, OpenId Login, Breadcrumbs )
     19        |---- Content ( Home, Result, Module specific styles )
     20        |---- Footer 
     21  |---- Form Layout Styles
     22  |---- Popup Menu Styles
     23  |---- Message Display Styles
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     26It would make more sense to me that it should be laid out like this:
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     28  |---- Neutralizing Styles
     29  |---- Basic Page Formatting Styles
     30  +---- Container
     31     |---- Header
     32     +---- Wrapper
     33        |---- Menu Wrapper ( Module Menu, Main Menu, Login Form, OpenId Login, Breadcrumbs )
     34        |---- Content ( Home, Result, Module specific styles )
     35     |---- Footer 
     36  |---- Form Layout Styles
     37  |---- Popup Menu Styles
     38  |---- Message Display Styles
     39
     40This revised layout would open up the footer to a lot more layout possibilities as well as follow a better design approach whereas a footer is not really part of a content box.
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     42Greg
     43}}}
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     46BluePrints