Closed jimfoltz closed 7 years ago
Lose the footer date-time and maybe put a rev date in the SU/Trimble header?
templates\default\layout\html\footer.erb
Yea, the timestamp have bothered me as well. Not sure how we can insert it to only one page. It's doable somehow, but tracing hiw the template work is convoluted. I wad tempted at removing it all together.
Greg, moving the tomestamp from the footer to the header doesn't change anything, all the erb files get compiled to single html files.
iframe
? The side-bar is an iframe
using the class_list.html
as its source.
I will play with the template and see what works. I think an iframe
should work using some generatde footer.html
file as its source.
Is the timestamp that useful/important though?
The git repo got timesyamps for the particularly interested.
Is the timestamp that useful/important though?
No. I figured it was something you wanted.
Nah, it was part of the default template. I think I'll just strip it out.
@thomthom
doesn't change anything, all the erb files get compiled to single html files.
Missed that, sorry. Thought maybe it was an iframe.
You could use an iframe for the header or open the css file and use :after content to change it in the header...
I'm not a fan of iframe. Adds extra HTTP requests - for a timestamp its not worth it. Frames in genetal is discouraged in moders webdesign.
FYI, I striped it out so my commits would involve just the changed files, main 'home' page shows when the library was last updated.
Speaking of, thought about adding the Ruby library in current SU version? IOW, site would have the SU API docs and the Ruby docs...
Could the "Generated On" footer by kept to a single file so it does not touch every file html file in the repo? It's hard to find what actually changed when all the files have changed due to the generation date being updated.