Re: [webmin-devel] Themes

Hi Josh,

I redirect your personal mail to the list and hope you do not mind 
this.

"josh green" <[email protected]> wrote :
> >On the other hand you must think about
> > cross-plattform-css-compability as Konqueror may shows css in
> > another way as Internet Explorer, Netscape Navigator, Mozilla,
> > Firefox, AOL-Browser ...
>
> Internet Explorer is twhat powers AOL
> and netscape N and mozilla and firefox are exactly the same browser
> with differant names. they have the same core.
>
> BUT css is supporeted across all those browswers.  and the only
> differences you would see are minor like border width and such. 
> nothing worth throwing it out over.
>
> I understand what you're saying about it's not necessary but for
> themeing in general it would be helpful.
>
> but how do i get started on themeing?  its confusing as hell..  you
> guys ought to check out how xanga.com does their themeing for its
> users.  rather smooth

Well I am not a coder and my thoughts are just theoretical. Please 
refer to this list and probably a real developer will answer :-)

bis dahin - kind regards

Martin Mewes

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