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This is currently only for the benefit of every site except packages.d.o since
that uses a page on www.d.o instead which is translated there.
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Requested by Bradley Smith in Bug#528099
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Moved to archive.d.o
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This avoids accidentially clashing with the homepage field,
like I did on the download pages.
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Merged from CVS
(cherry-picked from df06c83004cc5dc74e969a8b2f99beb67d7849ac
and adapted to Debian)
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The text contained hardcoded English string (which was concealed
by the fact that Javascript was broken anyway and so the text
was never displayed). Now that I fixed the Javascript, fix
the l10n support, too.
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remove width: 100% from #pnavbar, it causes the bar to be
slightly larger than the width of the window in most browsers,
causing them to display a uneccessary scrollbar.
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This is a partial revert of
5e5d476639e6628be78ed580196a967521eff0bd
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We need a somewhat dirty hack here: since we don't use
gettext and can't define a g() function from Perl we
define it in a PERL block in gettext_stub.tmpl.
(cherry picked from commit 279a6f381f6d78ec056e5d2a0ec3487b61c8c6c3)
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Just looks better to me.
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Unused code.
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Suggested by MJ Ray <mjr -at- phonecoop coop>
Directly imitate the dependency listing in the legend
by using <ul><li> inside the table cells. This makes the
legend autoadjust to any changes in the CSS for the dependency
listing and mirrors the appearance completly.
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Suggested by Richard Atterer <richard -at- 2007 atterer net>
Use @media to define .visual/.nonvisual to be used instead of the
slightly broken hidecss. Replace <img> by <span> since we don't intend
to show images here most of the time anyway.
Also let the list-style-type differ so that people can see the difference
even without images.
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Suggested by Joey Hess <joeyh@debian.org>
Move the detailed VCS-* links below the download table as
these can get very long, and since the URIs can't be
broken, this may make the sidebar very huge and ugly.
Still leave the links available in the sidebar but
don't display the URIs themselves.
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Previously it was sometimes difficult to spot differences in the versions,
especially if the are only in the Debian revision. Color code the
background so that one can spot differences easier. All up-to-date
versions are indicated with a green background. If the version differs
from the latest version only in the Debian revision, use yellow.
If they differ in the upstream revision, use red.
Inspired by discussion with Neil Williams <codehelp debian org>
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Make search for more compact by changing radio buttons
to dropwdown select list.
Use smaller images for the logo.
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And use this to display "unofficial" suites a bit smaller than the
others. Move the CSS information to a new css file packages-site.css
since this information will probably very site specific.
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Since the content tends to get very long and confusing, let the
user switch between "Description" (which includes the list of
binaries for source packages and the list of tags), "Dependencies",
and "Download".
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This works way better than the #outer > #inner construct, especially
if content has floating elements.
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Suggested by Neil Williams <codehelp debian org>
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The about/index page explains how to get the code and
lists all the copyright statements and the license.
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Mainly for files generated from *.in by setup-site
and for the generated output directories.
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Add a simple index page to static that we can use as homepage if we don't
want to redirect to an external search form like we do on the official
packages.debian.org.
Also use ttree to build and install the contents of static. This allows
to use TT for preprocessing. The first example of such a file is the
added index file.
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it to make the display of some potentially very long lists
(binary packages in source package search results and providers
of virtual packages in dependency listings) optional for the user
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- Make output via Template Toolkit (libtemplate-perl) and
not "manual". This should seperate the logic of data
retrieval and data display and make adding new output
formats and styles easier. Lets see how this turns out :)
- While doing this I also reworked most of the site designs
and added a lot of new information and hopefully structure
to the output
Currently broken:
- Most of the l10n stuff since I need to find
a good way to feed the templates to gettext first.
(this is not "RC" for an use on p.d.o)
- RSS feed of new packages. Didn't came around yet to convert
this one.
(this one is "RC")
- probably a lot of minor things
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a central script
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the versions on www.debian.org
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Split CSS files in debian.css and packages.css.
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