[Uml-devel] new screen shots
Jonathan Riddell
jr at jriddell.org
Wed Nov 27 14:04:03 UTC 2002
> > However can you mind and set
> > all files you put in the web space to chmod 664 and all directories to 775
> > so we can all edit them please. (There's some extranious stuff now which
> > you'll have to delete because I don't have permissions.)
> >
> ups.. sorry about that. I must have a somehow restrictive umask and I just
> didn't check after copying the files from my computer.
Everybody's file are made with 644 permissions, just need to change them
manaually I think.
> fixed now, but I dont
> now what you mean by some extranious stuff that I have to delete...
>
> by the way... why did you put "my" files in a "-luis" folder?
That would be the extranious stuff. I couldn't edit your files but I
could rename the directory then copy them to a new directory with the old
name! They'll want deleteing now.
> I also saw you uploaded the user manual... I was just about to do that, so
> thanks!
And now I've put the links in to it.
Might be good if someone wants to bother generating it without it trying
to use the KHelpCentre stylesheet.
> Have you noticed the "navigation" bar doesnt go all the way down the page?
> would not it be better to use a "global" table, which you can set up in your
> heider and footer functions?
>
> heider()
> {
> <table>
> <tr>
> <td colspan="2">
> <div> your header here </div>
> </td>
> </tr>
> <tr>
> <td bgcolor="some kind of grey"> <!--or use styles-->
> this is your left navigation bar
> </td>
> <td>
> }
>
> footer()
> {
> </td>
> </tr>
> <tr>
> <td colspan="2">
> this is your footer
> </td>
> </tr>
> </table>
> }
Yes, that's an option, but I prefer to use nice modern HTML and not
horrible kludgy old HTML. The drawback being, as you say, that I havn't
worked out how to do it in nice modern HTML.
> > I also removed a boring screen shot of "no diagram" and replaced it with a
> > really cool one of "umbrello for the ambidextrous". Just for fun.
>
> wow.. that one is really cool.. how did you do it?!
% umbrello --reverse
It's for right to left language users, but since we don't have an Arabic
or Hebrew translation it's just a good trick. I wonder what top to bottom
languages end up with.
Jonathan Riddell
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