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[jcc7]

In article <e39emr$qo2$1 at digitaldaemon.com>, John Reimer says...
>
>Justin C Calvarese wrote:
>> nick wrote:
>>> I would have gladly provided a new layout(the generic tabs on the top,
>>> couple of gradients thing).
>>> The problem is that wiki4d generates (I assume it hasn't changed since I
>>> last looked) code for a website from the 1980s or 1990s. It's not using
>>> divs, spans, etc.
>>>
>>> I know nothing of the underlying technology behind wiki4d.
>> 
>> It's pretty simple, but it should be powerful enough.
>> 
>> I just changed the template for the whole site to the template that I 
>> had been trying out with the DocComments pages.
>> 
>> http://www.prowiki.org/wiki4d/wiki.cgi?FrontPage
>> 
>> Does the new template look any better? I can change it back if you don't 
>> think it's an improvement.
>> 
>> We can make further changes as well. The template system seems to be 
>> pretty flexible. I think my problem is a lack of imagination.
>> 
>
>It is an improvement, but I don't understand why the 
>WordsAreAllRunningTogether for the links.
>
>I find that aspect quite ugly.  I've seen that system used in other 
>sites, and I just don't understand why it's done that way in the wiki. 
>Is it a limitation of the Wiki?

It's supposed to be a beneficial feature of the wiki. The links can be renamed,
though it takes some more effort.

Is this better now?
http://www.prowiki.org/wiki4d/wiki.cgi?FrontPage

jcc7