> However, I can't get this to work, and when I searched on Google I
> couldn't find anything about using the media CSS setting to make PDA
> friendly web pages.
This depends on how you are presenting that information, and whether
or not the client (Plucker in this case) interprets it. Currently Plucker's
Python distiller does not do anything with CSS, beyond basic colorizing, if
I remember correctly. Any changes you make to CSS will not be reflected in
Plucker when parsed using this distiller, until/unless it begins supporting
CSS properties directly.
In my own code (the mysterious perl spider alluded to many times
over the last few years), I completely strip out Javascript and CSS blocks
-before- I parse them, which tends to make parsing and managing the pages
MUCH MUCH faster. I completely ignore it (as well as things like <font
face="..."> tags, etc.), and the Python code does as well right now.
> If it already can, is there any guidance I can view to find out where I am
> going wrong. Finally, if CSS media settings are a no-no, are there any
> good online guides to help me make my website plucker friendly (ideally
> without having to duplicate all the webpages!)
Have you tried plucking the main Plucker website in Plucker? (wow,
say THAT 10 times fast =). It may give you some ideas about how to present a
"full" website on a PDA, in a way that doesn't break navigation or
usability.
Here is another few:
http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS2/media.html
http://www.codestyle.org/css/media/handheld-BrowserSummary.shtml
http://www.pixelcharmer.com/fieldnotes/archives/process_designing/2002/000106.html
http://w3development.de/css/assigning_external_css/style_media_handheld.html
http://my.opera.com/dev/device/css-media/
Good luck!
d.
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