Re: [pfSense-discussion] artwork

2006-07-03 Thread Daniel S. Haischt
Hello Roberto, well there's some progress in providing a XHTML and CSS compliant web GUI (at least in CVS HEAD). On the other hand cleaning up all the various PHP files to make them XHTML/CSS compliant is a somehow time intensive and pesky effort. So maybe sponsoring some of the devs would

RE: [pfSense-discussion] artwork

2006-07-03 Thread Greg Hennessy
So maybe sponsoring some of the devs would speed up the process :) WAI is another story. For example I would like to know whether the Ajax technology hinders the implementation of the WAI principles... Given pfsense's target market being realistic and politically incorrect, the true

Re: [pfSense-discussion] artwork

2006-07-03 Thread Roberto Gordo Saez
On 7/3/06, Greg Hennessy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Given pfsense's target market being realistic and politically incorrect, the true 'need' for double A WAI conformance would be rather low on any priority list. Ok, I was supposing that. Not saying that they don't exist, but as with seriously

Re: [pfSense-discussion] artwork

2006-07-03 Thread Daniel S. Haischt
Roberto Gordo Saez schrieb: Anyway, knowing that XHTML and CSS are planned in CVS HEAD is good news for me. I'm happy with this. It's not planned its has been there from the beginnings. It's just that for example img / tags etc. are not closed as required by the XHTML spec. So donating