Re: [phpWebLog-devel] Yea and Jason

[Jason W. <jwh...@se...>]

Yes, make the left block part of the header.  This is how most other people
do it (is Slash, thatware, etc...)

- Jason

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----- Original Message -----
From: "Booth Rand" <ra...@ea...>
To: <php...@li...>
Sent: Tuesday, June 13, 2000 11:09 PM
Subject: [phpWebLog-devel] Yea and Jason


> Some thoughts on layout not related to how you pull the layout from
> something...
>
> Is there any possible way we can have the version have the prog do a
> left block---->and then a stories block--->and then a right block,
> without us hacking into common.inc.php3 to do a three columned table
> . I like the way Linux.com and Benews.com have a 100 percent table
> with three columns and they have their stories and comments dead
> center.
>
> >I like the idea of being able use different users layout files. This
would
> >be possible with the XML thing right? Someone could send me a layout file
> >that I could use on my site?
> >
> >-
> >Stephen Lawrence Jr.
> >lo...@da...
> >
> >
> >----- Original Message -----
> >From: "Jason Hines" <ope...@ey...>
> >To: <php...@li...>
> >Sent: Tuesday, June 13, 2000 1:09 PM
> >Subject: [phpWebLog-devel] phpWebLog layouts
> >
> >
> >  > I have been rewriting a lot of the Layout Manager and the way the
> >  > layouts work in general. Everything is moving along nicely, except
for a
> >  > few issues where I'd like to ask your opinion first before going too
far
> >  > with a bad idea.
> >  > Currently, user-defined layouts/themes are stored in the database
which
> >  > works well, but here's what I've been working on.
> >  > The theory: Layouts are created/designed in the layout manager, and
> >  > saved to an xml formatted file in backend/layouts to make them
> >  > interchangeable. The first issue with this, is the permissions needed
to
> >  > save to a file from a web interface. An easy solution could be giving
> >  > the directory, backend/layouts permissions of 777.
> >  > Basically, this is where I am at now.. I've got a sample (working)
> >  > layout xlm file called freaky.xlay, and it's being imported into
> >  > phpWebLog and the elements and values are parsed.
> >  > http://phpweblog.greenhell.com (dev/testing site) uses this, and the
> >  > layout can be found at
> >  > http://phpweblog.greenhell.com/backend/layouts/freaky.xlay. Before I
> >  > tackle the permissions thing, I wanted to get a general concensus of
> >  > what you thought of this, or the ideas that may come to mind.
> >  >
> >  > Jason
> >  >
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