Work on the hgweb templates

[Matt Mackall]

On Tue, Jun 28, 2005 at 11:15:14PM +0200, Edouard Gomez wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> I post to  you this email directly because i unsubscribed  the hg ML due
> to its increasing  traffic... reading that ML was  sucking too much time
> from  me at work  :-) In  case the  ML is  still opened  to unsubscribed
> emails, i cc this to the ML as well.
> 
> As  i'm  a total  newbie  in  Python language,  i  am  having hard  time
> understanding hg  code. But... i'm use  to develop webapps in  J2EE so i
> know html  a bit  more :-) so  i started  looking at the  templates, and
> realized they  are not w3c  compliant for most  of them, and  the markup
> doesn't really translate the semantic of the data...
> 
> So my humble contribution could be template improvements...
> 
> This is a start and i prefer having first your opinion before continuing
> (don't look  at the colors for now,  they will be worked  later when the
> markup is fixed  everywhere). I worked the changelog,  annotate and tags
> view.
> 
> Summary of changes:
> - First step towards xhtml 1.0 transitional compliancy
> - Fix xml entities generation in obfuscation code
> - Markup cleanup in changelogentry
> - First CSS revamp try for changelog
> - Markup cleanup for tags view
> - Better revision node markup and style
> - Better font defaults and bg colors
> - Handle 'name firstname <email at server>' correctly in annotate
> - Markup cleanup for annotate
> - Style polishing for annotate
> 
> I  don't have  any python  powered  server at  hand, so  i attached  all
> exported changesets from my hg branch.
> 
> Any comments appreciated before continuing or giving up :-)

Thanks, I'll look these over in the next day or so.

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