Re: [bme-develop] website changes

[Simon T. <sim...@nt...>]

> also English dates have a different order than the dates "on the 
> continent". 
> If I remember correctly English uses month-day-year, while Dutch (and 
> French?) use day-month-year...but that's not difficult to change, if 
> we are 
> going to change it :)

That's those *&!&ing Americans, who have ruined our language! UK 
English has day-month-year too (makes sense too; from smallest 
timescale to largest).
 
> >I've been doing all my changes on line - the new css is in 
> > bme.sf.net/
> >main2.css (as Tim had the bin directory protected so I couldn't 
> > write
> >to it). The only css change I remember is adding some definitions 
> > for
> >the welcome block on my index2 page. Any other changes (some little
> >things in header.php is all I remember) are just overwritten on the 
> > old
> >files.
> >
> ow? must have done that by accident then :S...I only used scp and 
> ssh... 
> didn't modify access rights, maybe it's done automatically....if you 
> tell me 
> how to change it back to the normal access rights I will change it 
> right 
> away!

I'm not sure myself! I think it was probably the fact that it's in a 
new directory (did u "mkdir bin"?). I think chmod is the command you 
need, but no idea what flags need to be set. Try to find the perms on 
the main htdocs directory and copy them.
 
> >Another change I have thought of is being able to decide whether or 
> > not
> >a Read More... is necessary, rather than having it cut automatically 
> > at
> >x chars. Maybe another field in the news table "ReadMoreText" or
> >something that gets added on the end of the article when Read 
> > More...
> >is clicked.
> >
> That's the way it's done in the bebug admin tools...(two textfields)

Yeh, that was my idea too. It means we can choose a sensible place to 
cut long articles (after a short summary but before the detail, for 
example).

> > > Merry x-mas guys !
> >
> >And to you!
> >
> Well a bit late merry christmas to you all....and I'll include a very 
> early 
> happy new year wish too :)

Hehe thanks, and the same to you :D
 
> regards,
> 
> Tim

Simon