theming

CSS round corners....

When oh when is css3 finally going to be released???
It's not only the question I ask myself now, it's the question I ask myself for the past 6 years... that is so annoying!

The feature I miss most in css2 is the ability to apply round-corners to elements. But even the css3-definition "border-radius" is not yet available, there are some ways to do it. Here's my favourite way:

For some browsers, the developers included some "pre-versions" of border-radius:

Gekko-based browsers (Firefox, Netscape 6+)

-moz-border-radius: 10px;

or

Google-Analytics Conversion

Conversion-Tracking einer Registrierung in Drupal.

So auf die Schnelle habe ich das so realisiert:

drupal - theme forms

Source: drupal.org, written by light-blue (thanks!)

Below is an super powerful way in 5.7 to give you total control of theming any node form (e.g. a cck-based content type called news_article). It uses template files, so your designers will be less confused as well. This example uses the zen theme by the way...

  1. put this in template.php (uncomment the print statement to see the template filename required)
    <php
    function zen_node_form($form) //zen, or phptemplate, or yourthemename {

ies4linux: Internet Explorer unter Linux

Hey Leute

Nach fast anderthalb Jahren mal wieder ein Eintrag von mir.

Was das wohl bedeuten mag?
Das muss ja jetzt wohl der absolute burner sein, denkst du dir bestimmt. In der Tat, für Webdesignende Linux-User ist es durchaus ein interessanter Beitrag, für "normale" Windows-User jedoch nicht wirklich.

Nun zum Thema:
Wie der Titel dieses Eintrags bereits offenbart geht es um den Microsoft Browser "Internet Explorer" und das freie Betriebssystem Linux.

 

Too Cool for Internet Explorer