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Is the source code header something that CVS does or is there some utility being used for this? What I'm referring to is the large comment block at the top of most source files I see nowadays. I'm not talking about the $Id: ...$ tags so don't get confused.

Whatever happens shall.

subBlack is just a re-colored subSilver. The only hard part in making such a theme would be the tedium of going through all the images to make them blend with the background.

In my experience, I found tables to be much more dependable and resilient then cascading style sheets, although there is quite a lot of room for improvement in the form. I could cut the current HTML code in half, but I don’t know how it would impact the current template.


Tables and CSS don't ...

They would be compatible but only in a technical sense. Functionally, they would be useless and a systematic conversion is pretty much impossible. New themes will need to be made from scratch or by modifying the old sources with a careful eye to insert all the necessary constructs and swap vars.

All you need to know is how to:

- work with images in layers
- copy/paste an intact segment of the background gradient

Nothing too difficult for the average graphic designer.

hmz, just a simple question, is the new templating easier or harder? ( i finally learned to work with .tpl a bit :) )


That's hard to say. It's easier in that you don't have to make code changes to control the manner in which output elements are displayed. It's harder in that you need to learn ...

Is it correct to assume that the expression support covers floating point numbers as well?

See the docs for mod_rewrite.

the_dan wrote:What if you just want 2 new lines?

Dan