[Koha-devel] OPAC themes

[Mason James]

On 2012-10-6, at 1:00 AM, Kyle Hall wrote:

>> - Use the Bootstrap framework both for the responsive CSS grid and for
>> the interface widgets (buttons, menus, etc)--but not be slavish to the
>> default Bootstrap design.
> 
> As a recent user of Bootstrap, I give this two thumbs up.
> 
>> - Use consistent indentation rules on all templates
> 
> Totally agreed. What we really need is perltidy for TT files. There is
> no such thing, and my attempts to write one have stalled : /

I've recently been experimenting with tidy-html5 on .tt files
http://w3c.github.com/tidy-html5/


also, sublime's auto-indent feature does an pretty-good job on .tt files too 
(i'm not suggesting we us this one for Koha)

http://www.sublimetext.com/


anyone know if there is a good html/tt indenter/formatter for vim?



> 
>> - Move JavaScript to the bottom of the page (recommended for efficiency)
> 
> Agreed. Though modern browsers compensate for this quite well, I
> cannot see a reason not to do so anyway.
> 
>> - Address the needs of people who want to do customization via CSS and
>> JavaScript. To that end I'd love to hear from the people who are doing
>> customizations for libraries about their paint points--what aspects of
>> the OPAC are difficult to change.
> 
> One of the issues with the two OPAC themes is that jquery
> customization are largely incompatible between the two. I don't know
> if the is reconcilable, but I doubt it.
> 
>> I'd like to start working on this, but I think to do it right I think
>> we need some shared goals.
> 
> Sounds good to me!
> 
> Kyle