Dream
Sat 17th Mar '01, 3:25am
wouldnt be nice to have some separete style variables for default text=, link=, alink= and vlink= in the body tag?
also, woudnt be nice to separete the styles from the templates, so we can let our mods mess around with the colors? (and we could change them without making another template set).
as it is today, if you change things in the style, itll go through replacements and templates changing some things, that dont allow us to use those without messing the others..
i think "php parsed code" could be kept only in the templates, also a default "header insert". there can be two <style></style> inside the code, anyway, so there could be an optional header insert for each style.
about the images, thanks for making it relative paths, so we can use http:// in front of them :D that is most useful.
edit: oh i forgot about the header... the header is more complicated... maybe there should be 2 headers, 1 default in the template set, and another one in the style, to be add directly above the template header. same with footer, as the style footer could be added directly after the template footer.
also, woudnt be nice to separete the styles from the templates, so we can let our mods mess around with the colors? (and we could change them without making another template set).
as it is today, if you change things in the style, itll go through replacements and templates changing some things, that dont allow us to use those without messing the others..
i think "php parsed code" could be kept only in the templates, also a default "header insert". there can be two <style></style> inside the code, anyway, so there could be an optional header insert for each style.
about the images, thanks for making it relative paths, so we can use http:// in front of them :D that is most useful.
edit: oh i forgot about the header... the header is more complicated... maybe there should be 2 headers, 1 default in the template set, and another one in the style, to be add directly above the template header. same with footer, as the style footer could be added directly after the template footer.