Having just exchanged a few comments with Craig about the new CSS stylesheet
that I'm working on for FW 2.0 has reminded me that if you change from using
class to ID for the styling "hook" then that will completely mess up my
stylesheet.
That said, if you've changed the source (X)HTML and layout, then the
stylesheet will most likely need to change anyway. What we really need is
your changes checked in ASAP so that the rest of us can play, too :o)
Derek.
On 8/6/07, Craig Andera <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > It would be fantastic if you could check in your changes. That would
> > give
> > people a way to install your changes on their wikis to see the results,
> > but
> > more importantly :) it would let me run my perf tests with your
> > alterations!
> > Also, it's easier to integrate frequent small commits.
>
> OK, guess we need to wait for Derek to finish the CC.NET upgrade first. :)
>
> Actually, if you can send me a patch offline, that would be great - I'm
> hoping to do another round of benchmarking today.
>
>
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