Re: adding basic css support to squirrlemail

2011/2/4 Phil Emery <[email protected]>:
> Hello
>
> We were asked by a client to add some styling to their SqM

SquirrelMail or SM for short.  :-)

> install. Looking at the source of SqM, it seems like most of the css styling could be accomplished
> if only tables, significant tds and pages were given some class names. (although moving to a pure
> css would be best from a mobile viewer standpoint).
>
> Is there any plans to add this?

You can create your own color theme in 1.4.x, but more granular
control over the layout is available in 1.5.2, where you can change
the layout in any way you wish.

> 'Not sure if this has been discussed on the list before - I tried to search it but to be honest I couldn't
> make heads nor tales of that wacky interface.

"That"?  You should use gmane.org.

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