Even with a tool like PHPTAL, the array templates for extremely dynamic
sites can become difficult to manage, from a designer's point of view. So,
my thought was to use prefilters to modify the rendered markup, dumping
information about the original tal markup. Then, adding a javascript based
When creating typical web page we all use #ids, and something like:
layout.html
metal:define-macro=html
metal:define-slot=content
index.html
metal:use-macro=../layout.html/html
metal:fill-slot=content
And most probably content will be div id=content. So maybe just to make our
work easier
I totally disagree that we all use #ids :)
When it comes to styling or semantic markup, ids have no advantage to
well-choosen classes.
It is rather problematic because there are some bad things about ids:
* They mess up CSS specificity because there are way too strong
* They have to be
On Sat, 06 Aug 2011 17:07:05 +0100, Anton Andriyevskyy
x.meg...@gmail.com wrote:
(sorry for late reply, I've originally sent that e-mail from wrong
account!)
I still want to help and finish translation of phptal documentation to
russian language (previously started and done 40% of
On the Convert DocBook to Markdown item, there seems to be at least a
handful of tools that can convert from HTML to Markdown. I'll see about
putting aside some time to play with a few to figure out if there is a
better or best option among them and, seeing if there is something that
can go
On Fri, 19 Aug 2011 07:08:22 +0100, Darrell Hamilton darre...@4over.com
wrote:
Even with a tool like PHPTAL, the array templates for extremely dynamic
sites can become difficult to manage, from a designer's point of view.
So, my thought was to use prefilters to modify the rendered markup,
Kornel,
Thank you for the input on the macro parsing. I'm not sure what I did wrong
the last time I tried, but I was able fix up my prefilter to successfully
pull out the metal attributes.
Darrell Hamilton,
Software Developer,
4over, Inc
darre...@4over.com
818-246-1170 ext. 285
2011/8/19
