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Scott Wilson commented on WOOKIE-131:
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OK, a couple of problems with JQuery Mobile, but I think fixable.
Basically, JQM assumes the widget is a top-level window, not an iframe, and
this means there are a few bugs. Firefox and Chrome seem OK, but Safari has a
problem with the "back" button not working - this can be fixed by changing
"window.history.back()" to "self.history.back()" in JQM - I've posted this on
the JQM tracker so I'll see if this gets included. If not, we have to use a
fork of JQM :-(
I've also seem an intermittent glitch with the fixed-position headers, and
there are a slew of issue reports on those. It may be worth not bothering with
fixed headers as the default.
> Skinnable widgets
> -----------------
>
> Key: WOOKIE-131
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/WOOKIE-131
> Project: Wookie
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Reporter: Ross Gardler
> Labels: mentor
> Fix For: 0.9.1
>
> Attachments: footer.txt
>
>
> One of the common problems with sites that consist of multiple widgets is
> that they just luck messy. Each widget designer will create their own look
> and feel and chaos ensues.
> Wookie should provide a facility to skin widgets in order to keep them
> consistent on a single site. This requires:
> - design guidelines
> - common CSS
> - CSS override ability
> The design guidelines defines the recommended approach for designing a
> widget. It will provide a template for common widget layouts and CSS
> identifiers for common elements.
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