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#26 2008-02-19 23:49:28
- marios
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Re: [wiki] Textbook redesign 2
Just taking a short look, there’s two things that come in handy in Dokuwiki:
- Saves stuff/data as plain text files ( That is good I think, as it makes it easier for other tools to use the data )
- Syntax Hihglighting ( Here it uses the Geshi Syntax Hilighter, not ideal, but better then nothing )
I could probably write the necessary extension at some point, so as to have the proper syntax hilighting for txp tags ( Which would be nice to have )
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Re: [wiki] Textbook redesign 2
Steve (iblastoff) did a txp syntax file for EditArea. Don’t know if that might be a useful start-point for Geshi.
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#28 2008-02-20 09:07:12
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Re: [wiki] Textbook redesign 2
thebombsite wrote:
Steve (iblastoff) did a txp syntax file for EditArea. Don’t know if that might be a useful start-point for Geshi.
It’s a different approach. I’m trying to do the same now, extending a mootools class for a differnt purpose.
It could be usefull to go around Geshi, which is sort of heavy.
By the way, I m getting the Internal Server Error again on Textbook ( What I wanted to do, is to add the offset attribute to the linklist entry of the taglisting which became available on version 4.0.6, but no honey again there )
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Re: [wiki] Textbook redesign 2
See this is why I want off MediaWiki. This has been happening since we got moved to a new box and no one can figure out why. It normally just fixes itself but I’m going to go do my dance of the million table repairs.
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#30 2008-02-22 01:29:54
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Re: [wiki] Textbook redesign 2
Meet TeXari Light.
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(mootools-based)
I’ve also emulated the line-numbers with Javascript and CSS.( TextMate Style)
( The colors need some more tweaking )
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#31 2008-02-22 05:05:55
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Re: [wiki] Textbook redesign 2
Another Example:
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#32 2008-02-22 05:49:58
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Re: [wiki] Textbook redesign 2
Pretty, though I’d find working on black very hard on my eyes after a while.
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#33 2008-02-22 16:46:48
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Re: [wiki] Textbook redesign 2
Mary wrote:
Pretty, though I’d find working on black very hard on my eyes after a while.
Mary, absolutely no problem. Prefer another Theme ? I change it on the Fly, with just a couple of stylerules.
Tell me your Taste, and I’ll whip up another Theme for you.
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#34 2008-02-23 02:34:56
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Re: [wiki] Textbook redesign 2
Thanks for the offer, but there’d be no point: I don’t even have a Mac, let alone TextMate. :)
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#35 2008-02-23 07:28:26
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Re: [wiki] Textbook redesign 2
Mary wrote:
Thanks for the offer, but there’d be no point: I don’t even have a Mac, let alone TextMate. :)
Mary: What you are looking at, isn’t TextMate. What you are looking at is a screenshot of an entity encoded HTML pre code block, that has been syntax hilighted using Javascript and CSS. It looks like TextMate, … but it isn’t.
( The Idea was, that we could use this to go around the Geshi Syntax hilighter in DocuWicki. )
My next Idea is, to also have Folding start and stop markers ( Using a Toggler )
Now , lets say we also implement a code style switcher ( on the wiki ), you could just click on it, and look at the txp code examples in what ever style/theme you prefer.
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#36 2008-02-23 08:54:02
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Re: [wiki] Textbook redesign 2
I see.
In that instance, I definitely prefer a white background, though it doesn’t have to be stark white (#fff). (Then you’d have to swap to darker versions of some colors, of course.)
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