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- added new variable: theme_footer which can be used to provide a
  footer message like a copyright notice. Themes should use this!

- small improvement to submission form

- added new variable: theme_footer which can be used to provide a
  footer message like a copyright notice. Themes should use this!
- small improvement to example theme
- added theme_footer to theme marvin
- small improvement to database.inc

- preliminary section code - does _not_ work yet

- fixed a small detail

On a side not, I'm browsing drop.org from a Windows ME computer and came
to the conclusion that only theme UnConeD looks cool, and that the other
themes not 100%.  Theme marvin's font seems to be huge and the sideboxes
wrap (which is ugly).

I am sorry UnConeD, but I really didn't find the option to commit as binary...

This is the missing square.gif.

Jeroen.

This is another version of my theme. I hope things will look better now, allthough UnConeD but also Dries told me that there were no/only one fat border. It was due to the DOCTYPE I added. People at irc.homelien.no #html told me that the doctype _should_ not affect the code, and that the browser _should_ ommit the doctype line. Well it looks like it doesn't always do that. Therefore I commented out <!-- --> the doctype. I don't know if w3 is going to like this but I sure hope so. For the drop down menu at the top. I know that it doesn't work, and it still doesn't I just copy pasted the code from http://linux.com/ but it doesn't seem to work. It doesn't remember the current page. If anyone knows why this would be, make sure to let me know please. They set the variable location to something in the javascript but don't do anything with it... I did a search on the linux.com code and they only use it somewhere at the top (they compare top.location.href with location.href... But I don't know what it means... Even if I copy pasted that part in my code it still didn't work. Therefore, this commit with a drop down menu that works for 95%... *snif*
I added a bit more color, as UnConeD asked with some random stuff too (you know how I love random thingies), and I changed the font-size, but already said that in another mail... All I am looking for now is a logo to go in the upper left corner... I tried some thingies, but really suck at doing logos, not only that but also the HTML didn't want to co-operate.

Jeroen.

P.S.: this can count as a bug report. When clicking a section at the main page it should give you a search of all stories of that section shouldn't it? Well it doesn't do that, nomatter what you click there are never any results...

Oh UnConeD, what do you mean with the td on the left being to wide? It's OK here in linux, it is set to 20%. Maybe you could mail me a little screenshot?

- See whether this fixes your problem and if it does not, take a look
  at what I tried to do. :)

Last nights updates (under construction):
  - added _type() hook so each module can return the content types he/she
    implements

It's 03.40, I've had enough. HTML sucks big time. Wanna know why? Check out http://php.net and look at their purple 1-pixel-high seperator lines at the top and the bottom. Look at the source, and then look at mine. Tell me what I do wrong. Please please please please. This has been driving me nuts today... So ever fat border you see in my theme should be in fact 1 pixel high. That way it'll look a whole lot nicer. But I just can't do it. So UnConeD or anyone else knows how to? Just let me know please. Every section has it's own color. I have 8 colors at the moment. Comments have not yet been implemented. Just have a look at the main page.
I like this theme a lot more, then the one I committed yesterday, but who knows what I'll think of it tomorrow. Oh by the way, again about the seperator lines. They did seem to work in the theme I sent last night did they? I simply don't get it.

Goodnight,

Jeroen.

These are some .gifs for a new draft of a theme I tried to make.

Jeroen.

  the new section code easier: preparations as we often call it. ;)

- updated CHANGELOG

Just a theme... Guess I was kindof bored today and made a theme. I discovered the tags: topmargin="0" leftmargin="0" marginwidth="0" marginheight="0", and thought, well, how about I build a theme around those tags... And so I did. It isn't finished yet. Not even close, but when you add my theme to the array in your_hostname.conf in the includes dir (insert it as the first element, so it'd be the default theme) and load the main page locally on your computer you should see something with the color scheme of the Petit Bateau clothing line for babies. Something without gfx (Yes it sounds weird reading this from Jeroen :)) No subliminal random messages or changing graphics involved. Nothing. I especcially mention the header on the page. It says drop.org in the left upper corner. I don't want a logo there, just the text. Somehow I must find it _cool_ or so, don't know why. Mmm, now that I think of it, I might just make it http://drop.org/ too. Going to try that. Well, it's 01.40 now, I think you'll understand that I didn't really feel like implementing the whole comment function at this time... :) So, there are no comments visible yet. The layout is still crappy, and the links don't have the desired color yet.

Nevertheless, tell me what you think of it. :) Doesn't have to be good opinions. Color schemes are to be discussed, but I must've already adapted to the childish blue I think. So what do we got? A freaky, yet simple design that somehow makes the hair on my butt arise... A stupid color scheme. No graphics. No specials. Boxes only on the left while news on the right (something I haven't seen to much up untill now. Despite all of this I seem to like it :)

Goodnight,

Jeroen.

Another .gif...

Jeroen.

Just a .gif that I commit...

Jeroen.

- fixed a small SQL bug in page.module
- slightly improved story.module, node.module and book.module
- made the "default theme" a setting from the setting page
- polished a bit on the export function: we can now export the
  book or parts thereof through the following url:

    1.  http://drop.org/export/book/
          (full book)
    2.  http://drop.org/export/book/nid
          (where nid is the node id to start with)

  The export routine demonstrates how it can be done yet the
  output is too basic and can only improve over time.

- ieni-wieni-small update to backend.class

- improved administrator interface of account, node, story and book
  by (1) adding a few extra features to "easify" navigation and (b)
  to start using "status messages" as once suggested on the mailing
  list by Jeroen

- small improvement to admin interface

- fixed small bug in "recent nodes"

- small improvements to node.inc

I updated my jeroen.theme. Its navigation box on the right is nicer now :), also, in that navigation box, I changed help into handbook. It looked more appropriate.

Jeroen.

- fixed typo in error.php (reported by Jeroen)

    a. only display childs 3 levels deep
    b. better index page

- small fine-tuning

- removed redundant tables

- improved rating module: it now shows some basic statistics :-)
- updated database files
- removed affialiate-site and drupal-site module: maintain them
  by hand through a box for now will you.

- small update to gravity

- fixed bug in common.inc: throttle()
- streamlined method invocation in node.inc
- added node_status() function to modules
- added NEW (mostly static) page module
- added NEW settings module

A lot of small changes (search-n-replace) make a big commit:

  - fixed update bug in book.module
  - provide a log message when both adding and updating book pages
  - all configurable variables are now accessed through "variable_get()":
  - rewrote watchdog and submission throttle and removed watchdog.inc
  - improved robustness of sections.inc
  - imporved story.module
  - updated ./database/database.sql

- a bunch of various updates

- various smaller improvements

Last night's updates:

 - improved "track drop.org": it has now 2 boxes, one for "track
   comments" and one for "track nodes"
 - various small improvements to the book module based on the
   feedback we got.
 - fixed typo in moderation module
 - ...