Hi Alexandro,
On Sun, Oct 5, 2008 at 12:28 PM, Alexandro Colorado <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I want to suggest a change on the default template and is eliminate
> completely the tables from the default template and replace them as <div> I
> still have a table under content called:
> <table id="main" summary="body">
>
> Could we take off this table and replace it with a <div id="main"
> alt="body">
As far as I know, the answer is no. It is required and inserted by
CollabNet. Otherwise we would have gone tableless long ago.
> The second suggestion is eliminate the padding on the content id which add
> an unecessary space.
> #content { width: 100%; padding: 0 0 160px 0; clear: both; display: block;
> font-size: 1em; background:#FFF; }
This space is actually made for the footer, which has a negative
margin. The extra padding here offsets the margin's height (this is
required so that the footer appears at the bottom of every page, even
if the page's vertical height is lower than the browser's height).
> 160px on padding-bottom shouldn't be here since it add unecessary space that
> we might want to use for design.
>
> Another option is to make the template more hackable so we can have simple
> instructions to eliminate the design in case the project want to have their
> own. design. that means having all this under a template div that we can
> just hide.
I'm not sure how the design can be made more 'hackable'. In any case,
instructions will come soon, after the refresh goes live. The refresh
will add more id tags in the template, allowing NL projects to use
JavaScript to change 'fixed' content (e.g. the positioner, the link of
the logo image, etc). As far as I know, 'eliminating' the design can
only be done through CSS. It's hardly an elegant solution, but that is
as far as we can push CollabNet :(
Regards,
Ivan.
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