I agree that the highlighting should only be active when dragging around something. That is exactly the reason why I suggested javascript instead of the :hover property. I like the droptarget class idea as well. It could be useful if/when we implement (read-only) folders. I would combine the 'droptarget' class with a 'mouseover' class; that way you can customize colors for both valid targets, invalid targets, valid moused-over-targets and invalid moused-over-targets.
Regards, Sjon On Wed, 22 Feb 2006 09:20:53 +0100, Thomas Bruederli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi everybody, > > The main target of that folder highlighting IMO would bet to highlight > only valid drop targets. That also means that the highlighting is only > active when the user drags something around. I was thinking of setting > an additional class (like "droptarget") to the <li>s on the valid > (originating folder isn't really valid) target folders when drag starts. > Then it's up to the skin to highlight them when dragging starts or when > the mouse is over. After dropping the messages on a folder, javascript > will remove that class again from the objects. I guess altering the PHP > code is not necessary to implement this feature. > > You see, it's a bit more complicated than just adding a CSS class and > that's the reason why it has not been coded yet. Hope you understand > what my intention for this feature is. > > Regards, > Thomas > > Anders Karlsson (X:et) wrote: >> Hi, >> >> I would prefer to do this with the :hover tag in css instead of >> javascripts, then it's easy to change the colors, is there any practical >> issue not to use "hover" in the css ? >> >> Cheers >> Anders >> >> On Feb 21, 2006, at 22:00, Charles McNulty wrote: >> >>> Sorry, I should have been clearer that I meant the color only, not the >>> functionality, which should be kept where Mykeul found it. >>> >>> -Charles >>> >>> Sjon wrote: >>>> I do not see how this core-behaviour would belong in a stylesheet. >>>> How about putting the onmouseover/onmouseout stuff in a javascript >>>> file and let that script add classes (like '.mouseover') dynamically >>>> using the DOM. Skins can then override these classes with custom > styles. >>>> Charles McNulty wrote: >>>>> Hi Mykeul, you're certainly going in the right direction, but if you >>>>> want to put a little more work into this, can you see if you can >>>>> accomplish the same thing using roundcube's stylesheet? We want >>>>> people to be able to edit everything about the look (including the >>>>> color of the background when the mouse is over) using the > stylesheets. >>>>> >>>>> -Charles >>>>>
