Thorsten Scherler wrote:
ok, because we are actually in a kind of incubation with them. What you
are using is our first prototype (highly unstable in terms of
design->features on demand) which means the final design of the first
stable version will be different.
BTW there are some brave user to use them live. Diwaker is using them in
on his homepage. ;-)
http://floatingsun.net
I understand completely. I could put it into production but there's no
real reason for me to at this point. I generally check the output
before publishing. The forrest code appears to output reasonable html
but running forrest on the site ends up in an (nearly) infinite loop.
The tigris-CSS (with some tweaks) should be reusable for your purpose.
Let me ask, have you done the modification to the tigris skin? If so
then you are ready to go in terms of needed internals.
I've only added to the tigris CSS by adding stuff that I liked to
extra-css in skinconf.xml. I haven't explored the main tigris-CSS
file(s) to see what I can scavenge. The part that I'm unsure of is the
rounded corners of the tabs. But I really don't need to emulate tigris
too closely. The membership of CFAS have mentioned that the site
looks... too professional... :)
Please parse an example of the "extra.xml"
I can do that but I'm not sure how to perform the parsing. I still have
the file around.
In your example you have:
<xsl:template name="extra-info-body">
<xsl:for-each
select="document('../../../cfas-new/src/documentation/content/xdocs/extra.xml')">
<xsl:comment>+
|start extra-info
+</xsl:comment>
<xsl:copy-of select="document/*"/>
<xsl:comment>+
|end extra-info
+</xsl:comment>
</xsl:for-each>
</xsl:template>
Is that plain html that you copy here?
It is just HTML wrapped in a
<document><header></header><body>{html}</body></document> tag set.
That's how I can extract just the <document> and have semi-acceptable
results.
BTW why are you using
xsl:for-each
select="document('../../../cfas-new/src/documentation/content/xdocs/extra.xml')
I decided to show my extreme lack of XSL coding skills to the general
public ;). I copied it from another .ft file and wasn't really
concerned about changing it as I expected this wasn't the right solution
from the start.
I was successful in re-integrating the right-column information with the
main index.html source file. The real "problem" was that the main
section was static instead of float: left. Once that was changed and
the widths were adjusted appropriately, you WYSIWYG:
http://cfas-new.kronenpj.dyndns.org/
Salut & thanks again!
-Paul
