Hi All
If you also dislike CSS Capitalization of Titles in Classic and Control Panel theme?!
Please vote this one up https://issues.liferay.com/browse/LPS-40467
If you also dislike CSS Capitalization of Titles in Classic and Control Panel theme?!
Please vote this one up https://issues.liferay.com/browse/LPS-40467
I'm with you. ;) In Czech this also doesn't feel good.
Off-topic: Olaf, there is an elegant way...
Put css class like "en_us" to html tag <body> or even <html> and then you can do magic!
Off-topic: Olaf, there is an elegant way...
Put css class like "en_us" to html tag <body> or even <html> and then you can do magic!
Milan Jaroš:
Off-topic: Olaf, there is an elegant way...
Yes, but I don't consider language-dependent CSS elegant (ltr or rtl issues might be different, but still not language-dependent, only directional). Plus, I was checking if Liferay generates this class already (which it luckily doesn't). If I'd have to willingly code this into my theme, I could as well override the capitalizing CSS formatting to get rid of it.
So, yes, if you want this feature in CSS and language dependent, that's what you do. Just don't ask me for my blessing. Or I'll need an explain why it indeed is elegant
The good thing after all is that we're all agreeing. Please continue voting on the issue
It allready exist guys ;) languageId (seems not used in any filter though)
languageId=en_US
And well if you dislike language dependent CSS, maybe you dislike hard rendered browserid too ;)
Taken from 6.2 M6
languageId=de_DE
browserId=other/firefox/ie
Remove those before anyone ever thinks of using it
Ever thought on how many Varnish caches you have to have for just one single page if you support all languages. (3 x many)
languageId=en_US
<link href="/html/css/main.css?browserId=ie&themeId=Componencetheme_WAR_Componencethemetheme&minifierType=css&languageId=en_US&b=6120&t=1341556890000" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css">
And well if you dislike language dependent CSS, maybe you dislike hard rendered browserid too ;)
Taken from 6.2 M6
languageId=de_DE
browserId=other/firefox/ie
<script src="http://localhost:8080/html/portlet/layouts_admin/js/main.js?browserId=other&minifierType=js&languageId=de_DE&b=6200&t=1379852642592" type="text/javascript"></script>
Remove those before anyone ever thinks of using it
Ever thought on how many Varnish caches you have to have for just one single page if you support all languages. (3 x many)
Ouch - you're right.
I actually like <html class="... firefox ...">, but it's probably overkill to have it in the javascript URL, polluting all the caches. Not sure if it's used serverside though - are there different minifiers based on browsers? I'm not aware of any other server-side processing of javascript than the minifier.
Based on this, if you let us know the issue, I will vote for that as well. But we're getting away from translation issues here
I actually like <html class="... firefox ...">, but it's probably overkill to have it in the javascript URL, polluting all the caches. Not sure if it's used serverside though - are there different minifiers based on browsers? I'm not aware of any other server-side processing of javascript than the minifier.
Based on this, if you let us know the issue, I will vote for that as well. But we're getting away from translation issues here
Olaf Kock:
Ouch - you're right.
I actually like <html class="... firefox ...">, but it's probably overkill to have it in the javascript URL, polluting all the caches. Not sure if it's used serverside though - are there different minifiers based on browsers? I'm not aware of any other server-side processing of javascript than the minifier.
Based on this, if you let us know the issue, I will vote for that as well. But we're getting away from translation issues here
For your information
https://issues.liferay.com/browse/LPS-40526