Re: Does :hover work in 3.1.1?

Steinar Bang <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.web.dillo.devel
Organization Probably a good idea
Message-ID <[email protected]>
>>>>> Rodrigo Arias <[email protected]>:

> You may want to check:

> https://dillo-browser.github.io/dillo.org.html

> And:

> https://dillo-browser.github.io/release/3.1.0/

Right!

I knew that actually, from the mastodon post that brought dillo back
into my attention.

But when looking for stuff I am lazy and I google rather than
remembering, and google still throw up the old pages.

I'll link to the updated dillo doc from the oldalbum README when I release the
non-javascript version.  That should help the teensiest bit, at least
(also it's a place I can click to to get there).

>> If :hover doesn't work I will have to do it a different way: maybe with
>> a separate settings page containing a form...?

> I recommend you just don't use a drop down, just an static navigation
> menu which would work fine with CSS disabled.

Yup, the simplest way would be to have just two links in the <nav> one
for each locale/language.  But that would be too much clutter, I
think...?

> You could also use a <select> input with a form but it looks more
> complicated.

Yes, it is. But it's the road I've started to travel. :-)

(remains to see if I will travel it to the end or cut my losses and do
something simpler...:-) )

I have some copy-pastable code.

I did the authservice login and basic self-service pages non-javascript
(authservice started as a forms based login plugin for nginx, using
apache shiro), and I have stuff I can copy paste from there:
 https://github.com/steinarb/authservice

I don't like JSP or JSF (feels complicated and cluttered) so I did a
simple DIY templating with jersey and jsoup (I write HTML pages and read
them into jersey resources with jsoup and replace elment content and
fill forms).

I was looking for sort of the same feel I had when using CGI.pm back in
the day: the state is contained in the form data and used to populate
the form in the returned HTML, and jsoup gave me that.

The use of jersey is because JAX-RS gives a convenient API to tailor
responses (HTTP headers and stuff).

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