Add all new files to svn repository
Damit ich nicht immer wieder danach suchen muss:
svn status | grep -v "^.[ \t]*\..*" | grep "^?" | awk '{print $2}' | xargs svn add Damit ich nicht immer wieder danach suchen muss:
svn status | grep -v "^.[ \t]*\..*" | grep "^?" | awk '{print $2}' | xargs svn add Lin Clark erklärt einige Fallstricke und Probleme beim Versuch HTML5 und RDFa beim Druapl 7 Theming zu verbinden.
Validation is still tricky. Some validators can handle microdata attributes but not RDFa, some can’t handle either. The problem isn’t that HTML+RDFa is any less valid than any of the other HMTL 5 drafts, it’s that the validators haven’t been updated yet.(…) The fact remains though… it is unfortunately quite complicated to figure out just how to validate an HTML5+RDFa document at this point. While I’ve heard a number of suggestions for workarounds, none has worked for me yet.
Daniel Koch erklärt die Template Entwicklung für Joomla 1.6.
Neben den “Basics” wird auch auf die Arbeit mit Parametern und auf Overrides eingegangen.
Und in den Kommentaren habe ich noch diese Seite gefunden die die von Joomla verwendeten CSS Klassen und ids auflistet. Nett.
Nick Lewis erklärt wie man eigene Panel Panes anlegt.
Content types (a.k.a. panel panes) are one of CTools’ most visible, versatile, and easy to learn APIs. In this tutorial, we’re going to build a custom content type (or panel pane depending on what you call it) that display’s a twitter user’s latest feeds. As with any new CTools content type, you need to have at minimum three files in following structure:
- gtwitpane/gtwitpane.module
- gtwitpane/gtwitpane.info
- gtwitpane/plugins/content_types/gtwitpane_pane.inc
yepnope.js hatte ich neulich entdeckt und hier erwähnt. Bei nettuts+ gibt es nun ein längeres Tutorial zum Thema.
This nifty resource loader, which is only 1.6KB minified and gzipped, is now bundled with Modernizer and is great for loading polyfills, preloading or “priming” the users cache, or as a simple asynchronous resources loader / filter!
Yepnope now also supports a number of prefixes and filters, which, when prepended to the resource url, add another layer of fine tuning or customization to its core functionality. As if this weren’t already great, yepnope also provides you with a mechanism to define your own prefixes and filters. Let’s have a look at what yepnope.js can do!
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