From: Jon M. <jo...@te...> - 2006-03-24 15:55:25
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Jon Maber wrote: > Matthew Buckett wrote: > >> >> One problem is that some of the navigation colours now are used in >> default templates (manage.html) which are shared between branches and >> leaves of the tree. If every resource generated it's own CSS you could >> just fix this with CSS but otherwise you have to have different >> templates for leaves and branches. >> >> > Someone must have changed that since I last saw it - all of the > 'added' functionality of rooms etc. used the document styles not the > navigation styles. The user who is standing in the corridor and > changes settings can imagine they are accessing a control panel so > they would see light on dark top and left frame and a dark on light > right frame until they've completed their work and go back to the menu > which is posted up on the wallpaper. > > Jon Sorry - I'm replying to my own messages now. I've looked at manage.html in the CVS repository and I can't understand why you're seeing navigation colours. A template selects navigaton colours by setting the class attribute of the body tag thus: <body class="bodington_navigation_page"> The manage.html template under 'default' doesn't have that so it shouldn't be using navigation colours. |