El sáb, 05-11-2005 a las 14:43 +0000, Kevin escribió: > Sorry Thorsten I got side tracked by prototype.js :) > > I'm looking at using branding-theme-switcher.ft to switch <link> css > only. A corner image solution until corner image in <style> css are > crawled. > > On Fri, 2005-11-04 at 01:45 +0100, Thorsten Scherler wrote: > > El mar, 01-11-2005 a las 18:32 +0000, Kevin escribió: > > > If two style sheets are needed to define the complete layout I > > > think they both need to be rel="alternate stylesheet" and have the > > > same title. If the idea is to have a common css "pelt.basic.css". > > > This is made persistant with rel="stylesheet" and no title > > > > How would the switch to the default.css (future common.css) work? > > My thoughts are: > > branding-theme-switcher-profiler="false" needed a patch attached
The problem that I see on the patch is that if you have inline css in your view means that their will always be executed due to the nature of css. Everything that comes last will be used! Meaning that when using inline css you are not able to deactivate them anymore. > > If branding-theme-switcher-defaultTheme="Pelt" > In view file have (<forrest:css ...) entries like below: > > url="pelt.basic.css" > rel="stylesheet" > (persistent | common - Is disabled=true allowed here?) I comment just on this one. A theme switcher should not have common persistent stylesheet because they will interfere with other stylesheets. The current solution is using "common" css only for color-profiling to not adding the basic.css to every profiled css. > url="pelt.screen.css" > rel="stylesheet" theme="Pelt" > (preferred | default - Is disabled=true allowed here?) > > url="pelt.screen.css" > rel="alternate stylesheet" theme="Pelt-Default" > (switchable back to default) > What is the difference between "pelt"? Why 2? What do you mean by disabled=true? Do you mean the jscript disabling of the css? If so yes you can disable evrything. ;-) > url="pelt.forrest.css" > rel="alternate stylesheet" theme="Pelt-Forrest" > (switchable) > > url="pelt.collabnet.css" > rel="alternate stylesheet" theme="Pelt-Collabnet" > (switchable) > > url="default.css" > rel="alternate stylesheet" theme="default" > url="leather-dev.css" > rel="alternate stylesheet" theme="default" > (one switchable as both have same title) > > IMO default.css and leather-dev.css could be combined together as > leather.screen.css (leather-dev.css turns off - "display: none;" > Pelt specific layout/structure). Is it default.css or common.css or > just another switchable? I agree that we need a cleanup of all this css-files but like Cyriaque already stated I am -1 to combine them. IMO leather-dev.css and default.css has to go away as soon as I manage to move default to common. Then we need a common.css out of both. > > url="leather.screen.css" > rel="alternate stylesheet" theme="Leather-Default" > (switchable) > > url="leather.hot.css" > rel="alternate stylesheet" theme="Leather-Hot" > (switchable) > > etc. > Color profiling right now is only possible for one theme (the main theme for the current request). > If branding-theme-switcher-defaultTheme="default"? > Hmmm I'll look closer at the script to understand this if > idea above is correct. > > I understand if branding-theme-switcher-profiler="true" > <style> css with the same title as <link> css will have > disabled set false IMO only when rel="alternate stylesheet" > and disabled set true for other rel="alternate stylesheet". Wow. sorry do not understand. > Is disabled=true allowed here? Was a comment next to > persistent and preferred css above. Would all browsers > allow it? The script works great just trying to understand. > Yes disabled=true is for all browser that support the jscript spec in this regard. IMO to get closer to a real theme switcher we should not use persistent css because they will/can interfere with other css salu2 > Kevin > > > You did unset all rel="alternate stylesheet" via requesting a "" title > > but not the rel="stylesheet". Would that not interfere with e.g. > > default.css? > > > > > and then > > > a <style rel="alternate stylesheet" title="Pelt-Collabnet" ...> > > > choice would be aggregated. > > > > see above. If it is possible to have default.css working with > > rel="stylesheet" approach I will happily apply it. ;-) -- thorsten "Together we stand, divided we fall!" Hey you (Pink Floyd)
