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Wednesday October 09, 2002

Roller 0.9.6-rc2?

I did a bunch of work this morning to eliminate any and all javascript errors on the editor UI and also some XHTML-compliance stuff:

  • Now you should get focus set on the first form element in each form - a nice usability enhancement.
  • I adjusted the stylesheet for the editor UI to color links that had been visited from purple to a faded blue - looks a little better.
  • I changed the editor menu (the part with the blue background) to not change colors for links that had already been visited. I did this because these are the links you will visit all the time, and why change their color? It looks better this way, at least I think so. Wink
  • Updated the div id's used to render the expandable folders feature - so validation now succeeds.
  • Updated the index.jsp (list of user site's) page to be sortable. Good ol' display tag library has this built in!

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