Joe Lapp wrote:
I decided to procede with phase II of updating my site, which is to take advantage of style.ini's constants. I see names like:
__white__ = "#fff" __lightgray__ = "#f5f5f5"
These names are helpful monikers for typing #fff and #f5f5f5, but they aren't very helpful for recoloring a site. It's like having these names:
__seven__ = 7 __twentyone__ = 21
I guess I misunderstood the purpose of style.ini. I was expecting names like:
__page_color__ = #xxx ; page background color __text_color__ = #xxx ; color of page text __header_color__ = #xxx ; color of text headers
In this case it's possible that page color and header color are identical by default (__black__). By defining separate constants, users may choose to make them different (as I do).
You'll find a discussion on this issue back in Jan or Feb.
Cheers,
Chris -- DokuWiki mailing list - more info at http://wiki.splitbrain.org/wiki:mailinglist
