On Sat, Jul 19, 2014 at 5:56 AM, Emanuele <emanuel...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Alexandro Colorado wrote:
> > ok if you can do that that{s great, just want to encourage to clean up
> > the current state of the site where there are different css running
> > aound on different paths that are just hard to manage and some of them
> > might be deprectated. An example, would be having 4 css files on root.
> > exceptions.css home.css sitemap.css styles.css
>
> Oh in that sense, yes, I agree.
>
There are MANY MANY MANY unused styles throughout the entire website. For
now, I don't think we should worry about them. At some point, maybe, but a
total evaluation will take time.
I believe the css/ooo.css was put in place to accomodate the styles needed
by the CMS. Our legacy css files are all over the place.
> The current structure is a bit funny to deal with, yes you have the file
> "where you need it", but it may result in conflicts and it may not even
> be so easy to find what you are looking for (it's just my feeling
> though, maybe because I'm used to work with a single huge file).
> See the attachment with the cleaned up code and the comments (idea
> borrowed from another project I'm contributing to).
>
> I noticed there is the possibility to specify an id for the body tag,
> that is cool and may already help to target specific pages with custom
> styles if needed.
>
> I wonder also about the "local" websites (I mean the different
> languages). I see... several variants in respect to both design and
> content. Is there the intention to move them to a standard appearance or
> just let them be with whatever style they have?
>
We have standardized some of the "native language" sites recently -- in the
last year or so as needed and desired by these communities-- but many
continue to have their own look and feel. And this is OK.
>
> Emanuele
>
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