> Massimiliano Pala wrote:
> No problem but don't add color specific images for things like
> corners. Users must have the possibility to change the design only
> by changing the stylesheets.
I am actually working on an organization of the menu... it is not an easy task
to have good looking menu without limitations on the number of levels. When
I have news I will post simple static pages to get your (all of you, please)
opinions about which are the best looking.
Working with stylesheets I came up with a possible "no-frames" solution that
is really easy to implement: we can define a general "main" div class where
all the output is actually printed. This solution permits us to, simply
changing the stylesheets, to have menu on the top, bottom, left or whatever.
The plan is:
- one library function to generate the base page;
- if the command is a simple-interface-related (i.e. text/html content
type):
- commands output is returned to the main script and not sent out
directly;
- output is completed with menu generation and (eventually) other
(future) parts;
- output is printed;
otherwise the command is called in the usual way;
Let me know if you think this approach to be feasable or if you have other
ideas for it.
--- Max.
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