Template

[Peter Duggan]

Can someone please post a copy of the new 1.5 template (ie what you'd see on an unaltered board when you 'edit your forum template')?

I'd like to cross-check it with my own, which hasn't been updated for the best part of a year, but that's kinda hard when (by accident or design?) it wasn't included in my yabbse_1-5-0_upgrade.zip package! Since, AFAIK, CSS classes etc. have been added/changed since I last altered mine, I must be missing something...

Thanks
P

PS My previous upgrade package (1-4-0) included a template, but not 1-5-0 (just checked).

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Let's see if this works....

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[Peter Duggan]

Thanks!

[Peter Duggan]

PS More feedback...

Fairly trivial, but font names containing whitespace should be quoted for CSS, so "Courier New" and "Times New Roman".

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I fixed that in mine, as well as shrinking the file etc.

I thought you would wanted the unaltered one, however.  (plus mine has all kinds of other junk in it)

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[Peter Duggan]

I thought you would wanted the unaltered one, however.

I did, so thanks again (and I realise the fonts in the default version have probably always been specified like that), but I thought it was worth a mention...

(plus mine has all kinds of other junk in it)

So does mine (if my site menu, table summaries and comments on which nesting tables I've removed count as junk), but my CSS has long since been hived off to a separate style sheet. So I have to stick the two up side by side and take a good look!

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Use WinDiff - made by Microsoft for programmers.  (which is why I use it a lot, although it's UGLY)

[edit: WinDiff can be found either by running "windiff" in Start->Run or at microsoft.com]

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[Peter Duggan]

Perhaps someone had a reason for the following, but why:

• verdana, arial, helvetica, serif for most of the font-families, when sans-serif would have been so much more logical?
• arial, verdana, helvetica, serif for .quote, when helvetica should also have come before verdana if arial was moved for a purpose (like specifying the narrower fonts first)?
• courier new, helvetica, times new roman, serif for .code, when monospace is the obvious generic font family?

PS So it'll always be a good choice *because* of its availability, but have you all read The Scourge of Arial?