Mathew Snyder wrote:
> I know nothing of CGI and Mason and whatnot so I don't know how to do this
> exactly. I've sorted a little bit out. I want to add a timestamp to the
> header
> which will be centered above the bar that holds the text such as 'RT at a
> glance' or 'Query Builder'. So far I have it formatted using
> % my %months = (
> % 1 => "January",
> % 2 => "February",
> % 3 => "March",
> % 4 => "April",
> % 5 => "May",
> % 6 => "June",
> % 7 => "July",
> % 8 => "August",
> % 9 => "September",
> % 10 => "October",
> % 11 => "November",
> % 12 => "December");
>
> % my ($second, $minute, $hour, $day_in_month, $month, $year) = (localtime)
> [0..5];
> % $year += 1900;
> % printf "%9s%3s,%5s%3s:%2d:%2d", "$months{$month}", "$day_in_month", "$year",
> "$hour", "$minute", "$second";
>
> I just don't know how to format it like HTML. How can I center it and place
> it
> directly above the bar instead of floating at the top of the page? I'd also
> like to be able to manipulate the font. Can anyone provide insight?
The right way is to put your modifications inside a div, and manipulate
the visual details from the css.
PS_1: The perl code is very ugly :)
PS_2: when using localtime, remember that the month is a integer in
0..11 range.
PS_3: if you use hashes, use references.
>
> Thanks,
> Mathew
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