Re: site provided accessibility control interfaces:

If I get some spare time I will have a go at translating it. In the 
meantime, con marcos/sin marcos is with or without frames, fondo is 
background, elegir means choose, enlaces are links, subrayo is 
underline, mostrar is show - maybe that helps a bit. (This is still 
alpha and there are some actual bugs, just to increase the confusion...)

Your approach looks interesting. I suspect I could write the PERL 
myself, but seeing yours will simplify it even more ;-) It might also 
be interesting to look at using this approach to deal with CC/PP or 
something similar sent in the HTTP headers...

cheers

Chaals

On Wednesday, Jan 22, 2003, at 09:04 Australia/Melbourne, Matthew Smith 
wrote:

>
> Hi All
>
>> Feel free to try it out if you can struggle with spanish at 
>> http://www.sidar.org/recur/usuar/nav/editorcss/index.php - feedback 
>> is welcome, but please be aware that this is an alpha being released 
>> for people who like trying things that are likely to still have bugs.
>
> I tried, I struggled...  Spanish is sufficiently different from French
> and Italian to have me thrown!  Will look again in the light of the
> morning because I'm interested in this sort of thing.
>
> The community directory that I'm working on at the moment has a
> user-changeable style sheet.  Basically, it's a Perl CGI programme that
> generates a style sheet based on parameters fed to it as a query 
> string.
>
> For example:
>
> <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css"
> href="/cc/css?size=normal;scheme=colour;showimages=yes" />
>
> If anyone wants the Perl source, let me know.
>
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Charles McCathieNevile           charles@sidar.org
Fundación SIDAR                       http://www.sidar.org

Received on Tuesday, 21 January 2003 21:44:30 UTC