Re: [Phpwiki-talk] xhtml-compliant wiki

[Tara S. <te...@cl...>]

Jeff Dairiki wrote:


> Were there changes in the CSS related to xhtml compliance?


well, let's put it like this. I don't support 4.x browsers, so I hide my=20
stylesheet using the so-called @import hack.

the stylesheets which came with the script seemed pretty complex and had=20
lots of useless classes for me, so it was simpler to re-write from=20
scratch. Plus, I simplified the html templates too (I try to avoid using=20
tables for layout, so I look for alternate solutions).

so let's say it would be possible to use templates similar to the=20
existing ones with xhtml-compliant code, but they are uselessly heavy imh=
o.

I guess it wouldn't take too long, based on the html templates I have,=20
to write a css sheet to give the wiki a look similar to the actual 1.3.1=20
  one (give or take a few details).

not sure if I answered your question though. The main reason I redid the=20
css is that I take a "minimalistic" approach towards html and css.

er... not sure that answered either

*goes back to migrating wiki pages*

Tara




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