Re: Roll-over in CSS
by John-Mark Bell
On Thu, 24 Jul 2008, Richard Ashbery wrote:
> I've been having a look at CSS - I am in the learning curve mode. I've
> tried a piece of test code that enables a user to "hover" over a link
> which forces a colour change and the text to grow larger. I can't see
> anything in the Help file...... CSS properties about the id selector
> declaration #menu li a:hover. I hope this is the correct terminology.
> Are your team intending to implement this useful Javascript "lookalike"
> facility?
Pseudo selectors are on the todo list, yes.
John.
14 years, 8 months
Roll-over in CSS
by Richard Ashbery
I've been having a look at CSS - I am in the learning curve mode. I've
tried a piece of test code that enables a user to "hover" over a link
which forces a colour change and the text to grow larger. I can't see
anything in the Help file...... CSS properties about the id selector
declaration #menu li a:hover. I hope this is the correct terminology.
Are your team intending to implement this useful Javascript "lookalike"
facility?
If it helps I can mail the code (from Creating Web Sites Bible) if it
helps.
Appreciate all the work you've done so far on the project.
Regards
Richard
14 years, 8 months
MikeL's Work Completed (Improving the GTK interface)
by Mike Lester
JMB has requested that the Google Summer of Code students post a
summarization of the work we have done. So, here (for your reading pleasure)
is a simplified list of everything that I have accomplished thus far:
- Remade preferences dialog to conform to the GNOME Human Interface
Guidelines
- Improved the dialog to better integrate aesthetically
- Made it an instant-apply dialog (all of the changes are saved
instantly so an apply button is not needed)
- Added a button to set the homepage as the current page and another
to set it to the default NetSurf welcome page (I wanted this to
be a blank
page button but unfortunately its not possible (or easy) to implement this
- Fixed several widgets/options that were not
sensitive/implemented/working-correctly
- Added a right-click contextual menu
- If the menu bar is hidden it will display the entire menu, otherwise
only whatever applies
- Cut, Copy, and Paste appear if they are currently possible
- Back, Forward and Reload (the common actions) are shown at the top
of the menu
- Mouse Dragging and Clicking
- Redid most of the mouse handling to better integrate with modern gtk
apps.
- When a mouse button is pressed the state is considered PRESS which
basically means that it is waiting to either become a "Click" or a "Drag".
- Clicks are considered a press and release with no movement.
- If the mouse is moved while its state is PRESS it is considered a
Drag.
- Modifier keys are only accepted if held when the mouse is pressed,
after the state is set as PRESS they can only be removed.
- Text selection and Replacement
- Implemented text selection for nsgtk
- Implemented selected text replacement for the core
- Typing a character now deletes the selected text and places the
character in the correct position
- Correct input box behavior when a selection is defined (right
arrow moves caret to end of selection)
- Correct cut functionaliy in both versions
- Fixed descrepancy between where the caret was placed and where
the selection began when starting a drag-select (nsgtk)
- Clipboard functions for both the url entry bar and the browser
itself
- Implemented Cut and Paste in nsgtk
- Fixed Cut in core for both versions and implemented it in nsgtk
- Sensitivies are handled correctly in both the main and right-click
menus
- Downloads
- Completely implemented downloads for nsgtk
- Binary and UTF8 data both download correctly
- Added several options to the preferences dialog (which may need to
be restructured now)
- Default save directory
- Automatically clear downloads on completion
- Ask for file overwrite confirmation
- Downloads with no total size will
pulse<http://library.gnome.org/devel/gtk/stable/GtkProgressBar.html#gtk-progres...>and
the total the total progress bar will pulse as well
- Added a confirmation dialog when closing NetSurf when downloads are
running
- The clear button will clear all inactive downloads if none are
selected
~ Mike :D
14 years, 8 months
Jittery Netsurf
by Richard Porter
I've noticed recently that NetSurf has got very jittery when loading
pages with lots of images. The window is getting blanked and refreshed
very frequently, which is distracting. Is it not possible, when the
dimensions of the image are specified, to allocate the right amount of
space immediately instead of creating a squashed-down image and
resizing it later?
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14 years, 8 months
Problems with web site
by David Mills
www.grannymar.com/blog/
Early Iyonix RO 5.11
I'm having trouble with this site (belongs to a friend).
This has started over the last two days...up until yesterday no problems
from Hotlist I click on the link and the machine sits with a netsurf window
saying Opening .. and then times out.
Have found that if i then open several (usually three+) other sites then go
to Granny the required site starts to
load immediately but then hangs fo some time before continuing.
This a.m I Upgraded NetSurf to 11th Jul 19:30 and have found the same
problems. Tested over half an hour five times.
assume this is a problem with the site. WKS check it out for me pleses?
David
14 years, 8 months
Shared Unix Library package
by alan buckley
I am trying to determine the best way to distribute the
SharedUnixLibrary via a riscpkg package for GCC 4.
In looking into this I notice there are two different ways
of distributing it at the moment.
1) The riscpkg site has a package called UnixLib, with
the version being the libunixlib version and installs it
into a !UnixLib directory.
2) The Netsurf packages use a package called
SharedUnixLibrary with the modules version which they
install into System.
It would probably be sensible to standardise on a single
way of distributing the SharedUnixLibrary.
I wonder if the people who created these packages could
comment on why the packages were created this way.
Anyone else is of course welcome to comment on any
preferences to how it should be packaged.
This has been posted to the gccsdk, riscpkg and netsurf
lists as it is relevant to all three. Sorry for the overlap for
people (like myself) that subscribe to all three.
Thanks,
Alan
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14 years, 8 months
Iyonix history bitmaps
by Paul Vigay
Ooooooh!
I just downloaded the latest NetSurf (June 15) and was pleased to see that
the little graphical history window appears to work properly. It did work
intermittently before-hand but some pages didn't have a thumbnail, but now,
after a quick bit of testing it does seem to give me a thumbnail for each
page - including my intranet page, which never worked previously.
:-)
Paul Vigay
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