I'd like to change all the 'alt=""' to 'alt=" "' (and add 'alt=" "'
to any spacer.gif images without any alt text now), because it renders
better in w3m. Any objections?
I'd like to add e.g. $day_view_lang = 'Day View' for day, week, month, year
to the translation, as well as $back_lang, $next_lang, $prev_lang for
navigation (e.g. the "Back" button in the print view).
Having meaningful alt= texts for these blocks has an interesting
advantage that it remains useful when the theme is incomplete
(e.g. orange has no year view icon, but with these changes "Year View"
shows up instead of a broken image).
Any objections? How do I handle other languages? Is there a default
so that I can use $day_view_lang with impunity, or do I have to set
it to *something* in each langauge/ file?
http://irg.attlabs.net/~fenner/test/phpicalendar/ is up with most of
these changes, although most of the alt= texts are not language-ized,
just hardcoded strings right now. With these changes, phpicalendar
looks pretty decent in the w3m and links text-mode browsers.
Thanks,
Bill
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