I found out that the tutorial navigation was generated from a user macro one of us created. To that
person: Never use tables to layout websites! ;)
Divs respect the width of the surrounding elements (i.e. in our case the fixed-width layout) while
tables don't.
I changed it to use divs instead of a table and changed our stylesheet accordingly. Looks good now.
I made the content float around the nav which is in the upper left corner. Feel free to change that
if you don't like it.
Uli
On 01.12.2010 10:22, Ulrich Stärk wrote:
What do you mean by publish date? The date the site was created, last changed
or exported? AFAICT we
can have either of those.
As for the overflow: Confluence is using a table to layout the left hand menu
and the right hand
content. This requires more hacking then adding overflow:auto to the respective
divs. I'll look into
it.
Uli
On 01.12.2010 02:59, Howard Lewis Ship wrote:
It would be nice if the publish date for the page was part of the generated
content, perhaps part of the footer. Eventually, that will be useful for
eliminating "deadwood" HTML pages, such as after renaming a Confluence page.
A couple of pages of the tutorial are formatted poorly in the exported site,
such as
http://people.apache.org/~uli/tapestry-site/loading-the-project-into-eclipse.html
I think it is wide {code} and {noformat} blocks causing a problem; can we
perhaps add autoscrolling to them in CSS?
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