I would like the option to opt out. So if you want to bang all this stuff in a variable and the header file just echos it then it gives the option not to do it for some reason I can't think of.This sounds reasonable. My +1.
Patrick Malley
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1. This breaks forward compatibility of existing themes, does it not? If old themes won't work on 2.0, every existing theme will need to be updated before the upgrade. Is there a way that this can be done so that header.html and footer.html are used if header.php and footer.php are not present in the file?
2. Absolutely leave <head> in the theme. Theme designers should be able to edit <head> however they see fit; don't restrict them any further than they already are. Just because most themes just copy and paste this code does not mean that all themes do the same.
If new functionality requires something to be added to head, add it as an include so that it can be easily added to existing themes by all.
2. Absolutely leave <head> in the theme. Theme designers should be able to edit <head> however they see fit; don't restrict them any further than they already are. Just because most themes just copy and paste this code does not mean that all themes do the same.
If new functionality requires something to be added to head, add it as an include so that it can be easily added to existing themes by all.
Hello Frank,
Could you explain a little bit more about this? Most of the themes coming down the pike will have relatively few issues, and will not share the complexity of custom corners or chameleon.
Could you explain a little bit more about this? Most of the themes coming down the pike will have relatively few issues, and will not share the complexity of custom corners or chameleon.
I tried reducing the page margin but it didn't make any difference.
It didn't make any difference? Certainly, it should have.
That was a typo I created when playing around with the values for my demonstrated blockquote. The Moodle auto-format was filtering out some of my CSS choices and I was editing and pasting and editing and pasting so much that I left an error. Here you go:
blockquote {
margin-left: 35px;
padding-left:5px;
border-left:2px solid #ffe39d;
color:#555;
}
Top and bottom margins should be auto-formated in by the paragraph tags.
blockquote {
margin-left: 35px;
padding-left:5px;
border-left:2px solid #ffe39d;
color:#555;
}
Top and bottom margins should be auto-formated in by the paragraph tags.