I met with our xhtml/css guy today. We decided upon the following plan.
It's pretty obvious what needs to happen, but I thought I would run the
game plan past y'all since this work might end up in the qmailadmin rpm.
- Rebuild (most) everything as XHTML. (We will not be changing the list
Not that I know of, though if you search for a post from Jake Vickers - Call
to C programmers - he obviously has plans to rewrite vqAdmin.
I have also been thinking about some additions to the mrtg monitoring for
disk space, mem and cpu load; and have been using a perl script
I googled qmailadmin templates and found only one set of modified
templates, slightly prettier but even worse code -- more tables and
font tags added. I will be launching QmailAdmin to our users in 2
weeks, and so I take the initiative and will hire a XHTML/CSS geek that
I work with to rebuild
I'd certainly like to see this happen.
FWIW, I like the IPCop interface. The web interface for the appliance looks
just like their web site across the top (which can be confusing at times!).
I don't know if it's 'good code' or not though.
Quinn Comendant wrote:
I googled qmailadmin templates
Eric Shubes wrote:
FWIW, I like the IPCop interface. The web interface for the appliance looks
just like their web site across the top (which can be confusing at times!).
I don't know if it's 'good code' or not though.
I'm an IPCop-per ... Precious likeses it, yesss
