Re: [Gramps-devel] Narrative Web Updates

[Rob H. <rob...@gm...>]

Dear Jason:

Amazing that you were able to fix and modify all of the stylesheets in one
weekend.  So how much sleep did you miss and how many swear words spoken in
my direction?  I know that I screwed them up so much in trying to learn
myself.  I should have gone on the internet to do my learning instead of
messing something else up!!!

I will submit the changes that I have to NarrativeWeb, and WebCal after you
do your submissions!  I may need some time to merge my changes into the new
code once you submit?  Please let me know.  I already have the code in place
for all of the stylesheets in NarrativeWeb and WebCal too.  Unless you have
already done so.  I still have some changes even if not just the addition of
the stylesheets back into trunk...

You are very quick at isolating and fixing the CSS stuff.  I definitely give
you the honor of being the CSS man!

Sincerely Yours,
Rob G. Healey


On Sun, Oct 19, 2008 at 5:03 PM, Jason Simanek <jsi...@gm...> wrote:

> Hello,
>
> This weekend I have been able to accomplish the following, but they have
> not yet been submitted to the corresponding bugtracker ticket. I wanted
> to give you all an update on the Narrative Web situation.
>
> 1
> Made some corrections and alterations to the Narrative Web and WebCal
> markup. Some of it was XHTML correction, some of it was for new features
> like the thumbnail images (added by Stéphane Charette, I tweaked it a
> little) and the gender symbols (working with Rob G. Healey's addition)
> on the Ancestors Tree.
>
> 2
> Corrected all existing stylesheets to work correctly with current trunk
> Narrative Web and WebCal markup. That means that the WebCal will have
> more style options. Rob G. Healey has a new stylesheet for the Visually
> Impaired as well.
>
> 3
> Finally trying to create a rendition of the 'Sharp' style based on
> Frederik De Richter's current site styling. I have just begun on this
> task, but hope to create a new and fresh style for the next GRAMPS
> release.
>
>
> Things are looking pretty good. I'll be in touch with more updates soon.
> I hope you are all doing well.
>
> -Jason Simanek
>
>
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