Re: [PROPOSAL] Keel look and feel

Raoul Pierre <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.java.keel.devel
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Hello,

Vote:yes!

About app-navigate, I just replace all the hard coded styles *and* 
javascript by *only* CSS (cf. Meyer indeed). Are you interested?

Pierre

Sasvata (Shash) Chatterjee a écrit :

> All,
>
> Here's something I have been running into.  I use the Keel 
> app-register, app-crud, app-navigate apps a lot in my own deployed 
> projects.   However, I prefer to not have the Keel logo, and the Keel 
> font, colors, etc.  The solution so far has been for me to copy the 
> relevant JSPs, and to modify them as needed to fit a project's look & 
> feel.  This makes it really a pain to keep the files synchronized, not 
> to mention the fact that the problem is multiplied since every project 
> now has it's own copy.
>
> Here's what I'd like to do.
>
> - Remove all the Keel logo's from the JSPs
> - Remove all hard-coded font sizes, colors, etc. and rely on CSS only
> - Make the app-navigate menu sizes, positions, fonts configuration 
> based (hardcoded currently)
> - Create a app-personality (no code, only decorator JSPs and CSS), 
> which will use/depend-on app-sitemesh, which will add back the Keel 
> logo and colors via CSS
> - If anyone wants to change the look and feel, simply replace 
> app-personality with a custom personality app with your own decorators 
> and CSS
> - If anyone wants to use Tiles with their Struts app., simply don't 
> include app-personality
>
> What do you all think about this?
>
> Shash
>
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