> > Yes, the "code" tab is the one handled by Trac (with its own templates and > style sheets).
Okay, then I probably just forgot to update the trac one when I changed the django one, I'll fix that. It would be so nice if I could figure out how they could use the same style sheets... Devon On Mon, Dec 7, 2009 at 8:00 AM, jug <j...@fantasymail.de> wrote: > B W wrote: > >> I like the aesthetics of your redesign, and the layout is very >> friendly. >> > > Thanks. > > > I'm curious to see if your conversion will fix HTML-wrapping >> issues like this: http://www.pygame.org/wiki/2DVectorClass. And >> whether project screenshots will be ported and the default N/A images >> will be replaced. >> >> > > I don't see any errors there. > Since the pygame developers who run pygame.org are not interested in the > website, it will (probably) run as a individual website, independent of > pygame.org (if anyone is interested, email me). In this case, it will not > migrate any data from pygame.org. > We did not migrate screenshots for the demo cause its just a lot of data > (of course it would be possible). > > > One content-related feedback. This occurs on the following converted >> "snippet" from the Pygame Code Repository. >> >> http://pygameweb.no-ip.org/snippets/28/ >> >> The original distribution bundles files critical to the code's >> function. While your converstion exposes the code for convenient >> viewing--a very nice touch--it seems to have lost the other >> components: an image file, and POV files if anyone should want to dig >> into the 3D image with POV. I predict this would be a frustrating >> discovery for anyone wishing to see the code in action. >> >> I do not know how many are like this, but I'm sure you would want to >> follow up on it, in the spirit of insuring converted content is >> "either unchanged or improved". :) >> >> > > There are a few snippets that have additional data like images or extra > files with it. Normally, Snippets (on pygWeb) are just code and maybe some > explanatory text. Thus, migrating additional files it not possible (when > using a converter script). Of course these extra data may be important. Not > for the demo, but for a productive usage. The problem is, that there is no > option for normal users to attach any files to snippets (which is, I think, > basically appropriate). So these snippets either have to work without > additional data or host this data somewhere else and link to it or use the > wiki that allows attachments (but is not meant for code hosting). > > > > Devon Scott-Tunkin wrote: > >> I can't remember right now if the code was using different templates than >> the rest of the site. >> > > Yes, the "code" tab is the one handled by Trac (with its own templates and > style sheets). > > > -- Julian >
