Plans for 0.6.5

[Thomas Friedrichsmeier]

Hi!

On Tue, 8 Mar 2016 17:34:27 +0100
Alfredo Sánchez Alberca <asalber at ceu.es> wrote:
> Hi Thomas!
> Finally I've started to adapt the rk.Teaching plugin for i18n.

Great! Let us know, if you want / need assistance.

> I have a couple of features that I'd appreciate.
> The first one it's related to the html output. Would it be possible
> to add a settings section for css?
> To ease the reading of the outputs of rk.Teaching I have to change
> the global css file that comes with the distribution, but I think
> it's better to be able to choose my own css file.

Sounds easy enough. Two questions:
1) Perhaps your customizations to the CSS file would actually be
suitable for RKWard in general? I'm not particularly attached to the
current CSS. It's simply the one we have...
2) The CSS file to use is set in rk.set.output.html.file() (and at any
rate, it will be a bit difficult to change after output has been
initialized). Would it be more useful to allow specification in
rk.set.output.html.file(), or in the settings UI?

(3): Should the output initialization _copy_ the CSS file to the output
directory, instead of linking to the system-wide one? Advantages:
Easier to distribute, easier to customize. Disadvantage: Will not get
updated when the global system-wide CSS file is updates.)

> The second one is related to packages. The package manager has
> improved a lot with your recent changes, but I miss the option to
> install local packages. Of course these features are not urgent. It's
> just in case you have time and consider them appropiated.

Makes sense, but not something I'd like to do for 0.6.5. Could you
submit this as a feature request?

From your other mail:
> Another minor issue is that in kubuntu, the wizard windows always
> appear narowed and I have to enlarge them to see the fields.

Should be fixed, now.

Regards
Thomas
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