Problem in backend

Re: Problem in backend

Iswaria wrote:
> I am using spip 1.82d. My backend (ecrire) is working fine in my local 
> system. If I put the same set of files in my server, my sections 
> (ecrire) are not getting  displayed wherever there is a section logo.

That sounds like a very strange thing Iswaria. I have no idea. And perhaps 
nobody else has either, which maybe is why you haven't had any reply...

Have you found a solution?

Paolo

Select articles with logos

Hello everyone.

I didn't find an overview over all the documents and images used in SPIP 
articles and sections. Is there such a thing? Especially i would like to 
know if an document that is attached to an article is used anywhere on 
the site so that i know if it is safe to remove it.

Since i didn't find any such overview i made my own, but stumbled upon 
one little thing i didnt seem to manage. Can i somehow select only 
articles that have an article logo? (Sure i could make a loop over all 
articles and show logos if they are there, but i made a table with 
alternating formats using COMPTEUR_BOUCLE and #TOTAL_BOUCLE and so i 
would like to form a loop that only contains the articles that indeed 
have logos.

Thanks in advance for your help
Chris

Style bullet point lists

Heya everyone its me again :)

Since this question is completly seperate from the one i just put on the 
list aswell, i make this a seperate entry :)

I was wondering about how to style bullet point lists. The only thing i 
found in the documentation was that i can use my own picture as the 
bullet point used by putting a line $puce = something into the 
|mes_fonctions.php.| I have a customer who is using those lists quite 
alot including many levels and now i want and really need to skin them 
properly. So is there a place where i can setup layout and/or change the 
code that is produced by spip. Like for example have different images 
used for the second level of lists (instead of reverting to standard 
ul/li tags?) If there is more documentation on the subject please hint 
me to it (if its french i would need to resort to babelfish or something 
for translation, but that usually works out ok too)

Cheers (again)
Chris

Re: Style bullet point lists

Christoph Stahl wrote:
> Heya everyone its me again :)
> 
> Since this question is completly seperate from the one i just put on the 
> list aswell, i make this a seperate entry :)
> 
> I was wondering about how to style bullet point lists. The only thing i 
> found in the documentation was that i can use my own picture as the 
> bullet point used by putting a line $puce = something into the 
> |mes_fonctions.php.| I have a customer who is using those lists quite 
> alot including many levels and now i want and really need to skin them 
> properly. So is there a place where i can setup layout and/or change the 
> code that is produced by spip. Like for example have different images 
> used for the second level of lists (instead of reverting to standard 
> ul/li tags?) If there is more documentation on the subject please hint 
> me to it (if its french i would need to resort to babelfish or something 
> for translation, but that usually works out ok too)
> 
> Cheers (again)
> Chris

I think you can either (old way) set the $puce value in the 
mes_options.php file (eg : $puce="<img ...>") and may use php 
conditionnal code. You can also use the #CHEMIN{mypicture.png} inside 
skeleton and store the picture file into the /squelette directory (for 
example). Beware the mes_options file is evaluated at each hit (not 
cached) !
Another way (the better IMHO) is to remove all of this from HTML and use 
the CSS to set properly the wanted pictures.

Regards

Chryjs

Re: Style bullet point lists

I didn't realise before just how vastly different the standard - lists 
are. So yes i agree using the real bullet lists -* that generate ul/li 
html tags are the way to go. Too bad i realise this now, because the 
text formatting shortcuts documentation still mentions the pseudo-format 
and my customer mostly used them. So is there a way to force that also 
to generate the same html ul/li as the proper -* lists would do?

Or is it possible to add a text filter that comes before the SPIP, so i 
could just replace the - lists with -* lists? (I made a javascript 
workaround that in the finished html page then swaps the dom so i have 
proper lists for now, but its kind of a nutty solution :D)

Others answered to this problem also, thank you for that. I only replied 
to this one, because the other answers were similar.

Cheers
Chris

Gilles Vincent wrote:

>Hi, I suggest you not to use the pseudo-bullet (picture), but to use
>real bullets. With css you can then skin your lists easily.
>
>-* Your horse is:
>-** chestnut;
>-** bay;
>-** black;
>-* but my rabbit is
>-** white:
>-*** angora
>-*** or short-haired.
>
>.Gilles
>---
>On 10/19/07, Christoph Stahl <christoph@...> wrote:
>  
>
>>Heya everyone its me again :)
>>
>>Since this question is completly seperate from the one i just put on the
>>list aswell, i make this a seperate entry :)
>>
>>I was wondering about how to style bullet point lists. The only thing i
>>found in the documentation was that i can use my own picture as the
>>bullet point used by putting a line $puce = something into the
>>|mes_fonctions.php.| I have a customer who is using those lists quite
>>alot including many levels and now i want and really need to skin them
>>properly. So is there a place where i can setup layout and/or change the
>>code that is produced by spip. Like for example have different images
>>used for the second level of lists (instead of reverting to standard
>>ul/li tags?) If there is more documentation on the subject please hint
>>me to it (if its french i would need to resort to babelfish or something
>>for translation, but that usually works out ok too)
>>
>>Cheers (again)
>>Chris
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>>
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Re: Style bullet point lists

Christoph Stahl a écrit :
> So yes i agree using the real bullet lists -* that generate ul/li 
> html tags are the way to go. Too bad i realise this now, because the 
> text formatting shortcuts documentation still mentions the pseudo-format 
> and my customer mostly used them. So is there a way to force that also 
> to generate the same html ul/li as the proper -* lists would do?

yes the "belles puces" does this.
it is included in the "couteau suisse" pluggin.
http://www.spip-contrib.net/Le-Couteau-Suisse

> Or is it possible to add a text filter that comes before the SPIP, so i 
> could just replace the - lists with -* lists?

Belles puces does this.

JLuc

Re: Style bullet point lists

Hello everybody.

I think Gilles' idea is not so bad.

If using those shortcuts generats proper ul li lists such as :
ul class=level0
   li blah blah /li
    ul class=level1
       li an do on...

that can be very easy to use CSS to skin properly classes level0 level1
level2 ... as well.

But as i do not use such lists very often (or not more than one level) the
spip's generated arrow was good enough for me :)

Javascript might also be a good deal on a scheme like this :

scanning DOM ...
get element UL
skinning this ul
then if this UL hasChildNodes
  get them
   skin them
        and so on...

But I think CSS is the best.

Cheers.

Etienne.

> Or is it possible to add a text filter that comes before the SPIP, so i
> could just replace the - lists with -* lists? (I made a javascript
> workaround that in the finished html page then swaps the dom so i have
> proper lists for now, but its kind of a nutty solution :D)
>
> Others answered to this problem also, thank you for that. I only replied
> to this one, because the other answers were similar.
>
> Cheers
> Chris
>
> Gilles Vincent wrote:
>
>>Hi, I suggest you not to use the pseudo-bullet (picture), but to use
>>real bullets. With css you can then skin your lists easily.
>>
>>-* Your horse is:
>>-** chestnut;
>>-** bay;
>>-** black;
>>-* but my rabbit is
>>-** white:
>>-*** angora
>>-*** or short-haired.
>>
>>.Gilles
>>---
>>On 10/19/07, Christoph Stahl <christoph@...> wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Heya everyone its me again :)
>>>
>>>Since this question is completly seperate from the one i just put on the
>>>list aswell, i make this a seperate entry :)
>>>
>>>I was wondering about how to style bullet point lists. The only thing i
>>>found in the documentation was that i can use my own picture as the
>>>bullet point used by putting a line $puce = something into the
>>>|mes_fonctions.php.| I have a customer who is using those lists quite
>>>alot including many levels and now i want and really need to skin them
>>>properly. So is there a place where i can setup layout and/or change the
>>>code that is produced by spip. Like for example have different images
>>>used for the second level of lists (instead of reverting to standard
>>>ul/li tags?) If there is more documentation on the subject please hint
>>>me to it (if its french i would need to resort to babelfish or something
>>>for translation, but that usually works out ok too)
>>>
>>>Cheers (again)
>>>Chris
>>>_______________________________________________
>>>spip-en@... - http://listes.rezo.net/mailman/listinfo/spip-en
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
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Re: Style bullet point lists

Christoph Stahl <christoph@...> writes:

> Or is it possible to add a text filter that comes before the SPIP, so i 
> could just replace the - lists with -* lists? (I made a javascript 
> workaround that in the finished html page then swaps the dom so i have 
> proper lists for now, but its kind of a nutty solution :D)

The Belles Puces plugin does that, replace - by -* everywhere possible. If you
want to get it without the whole couteau suisse bit, get:
http://files.spip.org/spip-zone/bellespuces.zip

L'oiseau2nuit idea, of using classes and javascript to style a list seems
overkill when you can just use the css selectors:

ul 
ul > li > ul
etc...
to style the different levels.
You can see an example of that in the dist stylesheet for the forums.

Pierre

Re: Style bullet point lists

On 10/20/07, Mortimer <mortimer.pa@...> wrote:
> L'oiseau2nuit idea, of using classes and javascript to style a list seems
> overkill when you can just use the css selectors:
>
> ul
> ul > li > ul
> etc...
> to style the different levels.
> You can see an example of that in the dist stylesheet for the forums.
>

Hi, generally you don't need javascript at all. CSS allows you to do a
lot of things : just look for exemple at listamatic
(http://css.maxdesign.com.au/listamatic2/index.htm) -- the exemples
are pretty old, but they are quite simple to understand --

If you lack of ideas of how to use stylesheets, you can also look at
cssplay (http://www.cssplay.co.uk/menu/)

.. and lot more..

.Gilles

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