Re: adding basic css support to squirrlemail

2011/2/5 Phil Emery <[email protected]>:
> On 2011-02-04, at 6:27 PM, Paul Lesniewski wrote:\
>>> 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.
>
> Brilliant! I looked for a roadmap or a wip section on the SM site but couldn't find anything.
>
> Is 1.5.2 in beta or any idea when it'll be released?

1.5.2 is not getting much development attention lately, but it IS
getting the same maintenance as 1.4.x, and there are apparently quite
a few sites (even a few big ones) using 1.5.2 in production.

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