Re: [Koha-devel] (no subject)

[Kyle Hall]

It depends on if we think that we will want a different look for each. I feel that we are looking at program warnings (program hasn't failed) vs program errors (program has failed). Some template developers might want, say bold red text for warnings, and giant blinking text with sirens for errors ; )

Kyle

On 5/22/06, Joshua Ferraro <address@hidden> wrote:

Hi Paul,

Is there any reason the same property could be used for both
cases? I'm just thinking for simplicity sake ...

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On Fri, May 19, 2006 at 04:40:49PM +0200, address@hidden wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> we all agree that prog templates are for programmers basically.
> On devWeek, we investigated the possibility to have /includes/ directory as a
> system preference. That still sounds a good idea to me, i'll investigate it a
> little bit more later.
>
> For now, I would like to suggest a minor css property for 2 cases :
> - a message has to be clearly identified on the screen (like "the member card
> expire in 15 days", or "this book is reserved" in a book list, or many
> informations that we want the patron not to miss.
> - a  message to warn the librarian that a problem has occured and the operation
> was impossible or failed for any reason (like "this barcode is unknown" or
> "this barcode already affected" in item adding, or "this book is reserved &
> can't be reserved again", or "this member is suspended or gna" ...)
>
> If programmers don't put a specific tag here, template designers will miss them
> for sure !
> That's why I suggest to have 2 new properties :
> - warning
> - problem
> They will be useable in any tag (<div class="warning"> or <p class="problem">
> ...
>
> Waiting for your comments
> --
> Paul


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