General
These are just general ideas for CSSFormatting made easy...
Generally it would be nicer to have the classes applied to <div class="someclass"></div> Tags, and totally remove the formatting attributes from the HTML-Tags. And use IDs for the tags like
<div class="wikiheader">stuff here</div>
<a id="wikipagelink>Linktext</a>
<a id="wikiintermaplink">Linktext</a>
<a id="nonexistantpage">Linktext</a>
<span id="inlinecode">stuff here</a>
to me this would look much easier to find the formats from the source code.
an id mustn't occur more than once in a document, therefore this won't work for links -- MarkusLude
Ideas
- identifier for the logo
- a class of it's own for tables <div>-Tags in the content part would be very nice
- a identifier for InterMap Links
- maybe even add a wikiintermap and goodsites-intermap possibility (gotta find the right place for this)
- a identifier for external Links
- a identifier instead of a class for nonexistant-wikilinks
- this would be nice so users could get a graphical indication (like on wikipedia) that one leaves this wiki
- intermap class would be a nice addon because wiki's guarantee a certain level of quality (normally), so the users would know the information there is somewhat correct
- replace the <tt><table class="wikidiff[old|new]></tt> with a surrounding <tt><div class="..."></tt>
- divs are (for me - just a personal feeling i guess) much easer too handle
see also StyleSheetExamples
- Should the line (wikilinefooter) be before or inside of class wikifooter? Inside looks better to me -- MarkusLude