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Re: CSS? Tabling the callins
Posted: 12 Dec 2010, 07:29
by Forboding Angel
Pithikos wrote:Was wondering if the tag <style> is blocked. I am very sick of the navigation in the wiki. Takes just one hour to find a single function because there is no clean colorful distribution of the content.
I started embedding all functions(callins/callouts) into tables in wiki to make life easier but it's really hard for me to do so without CSS. Can I get I get access to some external CSS file? Styling every single td tag is a pain in the neck
Check
http://springrts.com/wiki/Lua_SyncedRead
to see how easier it is to read if functions are inside tables.
Use google to search the spring wiki:
http://www.evolutionrts.info/wikisearch.html
I made a patch to add google search to the wiki, but unfortunately the devs seem to be deaf or jsut not listening.
Re: CSS? Tabling the callins
Posted: 12 Dec 2010, 16:24
by Pithikos
Forboding Angel wrote:Pithikos wrote:Was wondering if the tag <style> is blocked. I am very sick of the navigation in the wiki. Takes just one hour to find a single function because there is no clean colorful distribution of the content.
I started embedding all functions(callins/callouts) into tables in wiki to make life easier but it's really hard for me to do so without CSS. Can I get I get access to some external CSS file? Styling every single td tag is a pain in the neck
Check
http://springrts.com/wiki/Lua_SyncedRead
to see how easier it is to read if functions are inside tables.
Use google to search the spring wiki:
http://www.evolutionrts.info/wikisearch.html
I made a patch to add google search to the wiki, but unfortunately the devs seem to be deaf or jsut not listening.
They surely are. I am sure that in 10 years the layout will be the same and the functions will be double and no1 will be able to find a thing in the mess.
That toolbar looks cool thought I think a filter is more straightforward. Don't know if you checked the site recently(
http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Lua_in_SpringRTS/Callins) but there is a javascript filter now so you can filter in real time.
(notice: the layout and structure is not fully determined yet)