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Add proper HTML markup
Posted on: 08/10/17 08:18AM
Another Gelbooru markup/CSS update has come and gone, but the underlying HTML structure remains the same mess it has been for years. There are just endless stacks of bare elements with no no containers, no classes, no IDs. I can give specific examples where it's particularly awful, but in general it's "anywhere in the left pane or middle pane."
This kind of markup makes writing custom CSS, user scripts, etc. difficult and prone to breaking whenever the slightest thing changes in the page layout. It would be very helpful, not to mention just standard practice, to organize things in at least a purely semantic structure of containers and give everything a class and/or ID.
This kind of markup makes writing custom CSS, user scripts, etc. difficult and prone to breaking whenever the slightest thing changes in the page layout. It would be very helpful, not to mention just standard practice, to organize things in at least a purely semantic structure of containers and give everything a class and/or ID.
Posted on: 08/10/17 10:56AM
Laice said:
Another Gelbooru markup/CSS update has come and gone, but the underlying HTML structure remains the same mess it has been for years. There are just endless stacks of bare elements with no no containers, no classes, no IDs. I can give specific examples where it's particularly awful, but in general it's "anywhere in the left pane or middle pane."
This kind of markup makes writing custom CSS, user scripts, etc. difficult and prone to breaking whenever the slightest thing changes in the page layout. It would be very helpful, not to mention just standard practice, to organize things in at least a purely semantic structure of containers and give everything a class and/or ID.
Another Gelbooru markup/CSS update has come and gone, but the underlying HTML structure remains the same mess it has been for years. There are just endless stacks of bare elements with no no containers, no classes, no IDs. I can give specific examples where it's particularly awful, but in general it's "anywhere in the left pane or middle pane."
This kind of markup makes writing custom CSS, user scripts, etc. difficult and prone to breaking whenever the slightest thing changes in the page layout. It would be very helpful, not to mention just standard practice, to organize things in at least a purely semantic structure of containers and give everything a class and/or ID.
Please use our Trac: gelbooru.com/index.php?page=tracker&s=list
Our main site developer almost never visits the forum and will not see your request unless it's in the Trac.
Posted on: 08/10/17 11:16AM
jedi1357 said:
Please use our Trac: gelbooru.com/index.php?page=tracker&s=list
Our main site developer almost never visits the forum and will not see your request unless it's in the Trac.
Laice said:
Another Gelbooru markup/CSS update has come and gone, but the underlying HTML structure remains the same mess it has been for years. There are just endless stacks of bare elements with no no containers, no classes, no IDs. I can give specific examples where it's particularly awful, but in general it's "anywhere in the left pane or middle pane."
This kind of markup makes writing custom CSS, user scripts, etc. difficult and prone to breaking whenever the slightest thing changes in the page layout. It would be very helpful, not to mention just standard practice, to organize things in at least a purely semantic structure of containers and give everything a class and/or ID.
Another Gelbooru markup/CSS update has come and gone, but the underlying HTML structure remains the same mess it has been for years. There are just endless stacks of bare elements with no no containers, no classes, no IDs. I can give specific examples where it's particularly awful, but in general it's "anywhere in the left pane or middle pane."
This kind of markup makes writing custom CSS, user scripts, etc. difficult and prone to breaking whenever the slightest thing changes in the page layout. It would be very helpful, not to mention just standard practice, to organize things in at least a purely semantic structure of containers and give everything a class and/or ID.
Please use our Trac: gelbooru.com/index.php?page=tracker&s=list
Our main site developer almost never visits the forum and will not see your request unless it's in the Trac.
Layout is handled by lozer, not Geltas, just FYI.
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