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Comment on How to implement table editing in Wordpress by Ross Allchorn

Ross Allchorn — Tue, 02 Dec 2008 08:22:10 +0000

Thanks Trey, much appreciated.

Comment on How to implement table editing in Wordpress by Trey

Trey — Mon, 01 Dec 2008 20:10:48 +0000

If someone finds it useful, here’s the newly formatted additions to wp-langs.php:

tinyMCE.addI18n(”‘ . $language . ‘.table_dlg”,{
general_tab:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’General’) ) . ‘”,
advanced_tab:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’Advanced’) ) . ‘”,
general_props:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’General properties’) ) . ‘”,
advanced_props:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’Advanced properties’) ) . ‘”,
rowtype:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’Row in table part’) ) . ‘”,
title:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’Insert/Modify Table’) ) . ‘”,
width:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’Width’) ) . ‘”,
height:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’Height’) ) . ‘”,
cols:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’Cols’) ) . ‘”,
rows:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’Rows’) ) . ‘”,
cellspacing:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’Cellspacing’) ) . ‘”,
cellpadding:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’Cellpadding’) ) . ‘”,
border:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’Border’) ) . ‘”,
align:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’Alignment’) ) . ‘”,
align_default:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’Default’) ) . ‘”,
align_left:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’Left’) ) . ‘”,
align_right:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’Right’) ) . ‘”,
align_middle:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’Center’) ) . ‘”,
row_title:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’Table row properties’) ) . ‘”,
cell_title:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’Table cell properties’) ) . ‘”,
cell_type:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’Cell type’) ) . ‘”,
valign:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’Vertical alignment’) ) . ‘”,
align_top:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’Top’) ) . ‘”,
align_bottom:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’Bottom’) ) . ‘”,
bordercolor:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’Border color’) ) . ‘”,
bgcolor:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’Background color’) ) . ‘”,
merge_cells_title:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’Merge table cells’) ) . ‘”,
id:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’Id’) ) . ‘”,
style:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’Style’) ) . ‘”,
langdir:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’Language direction’) ) . ‘”,
langcode:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’Language code’) ) . ‘”,
mime:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’Target MIME Type’) ) . ‘”,
ltr:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’Left to right’) ) . ‘”,
rtl:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’Right to left’) ) . ‘”,
bgimage:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’Background image’) ) . ‘”,
summary:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’Summary’) ) . ‘”,
td:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’Data’) ) . ‘”,
th:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’Header’) ) . ‘”,
cell_cell:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’Update current cell’) ) . ‘”,
cell_row:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’Update all cells in row’) ) . ‘”,
cell_all:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’Update all cells in table’) ) . ‘”,
row_row:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’Update current row’) ) . ‘”,
row_odd:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’Update odd rows in table’) ) . ‘”,
row_even:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’Update even rows in table’) ) . ‘”,
row_all:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’Update all rows in table’) ) . ‘”,
thead:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’Table Head’) ) . ‘”,
tbody:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’Table Body’) ) . ‘”,
tfoot:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’Table Foot’) ) . ‘”,
scope:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’Scope’) ) . ‘”,
rowgroup:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’Row Group’) ) . ‘”,
colgroup:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’Col Group’) ) . ‘”,
col_limit:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’You have exceeded the maximum number of columns’) ) . ‘”,
row_limit:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’You have exceeded the maximum number of rows’) ) . ‘”,
cell_limit:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’You have exceeded the maximum number of cells’) ) . ‘”,
missing_scope:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’Are you sure you want to continue without specifying a scope for this table header cell. Without it, it may be difficult for some users with disabilities to understand the content or data displayed of the table’) ) . ‘”,
caption:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’Table caption’) ) . ‘”,
frame:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’Frame’) ) . ‘”,
frame_none:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’none’) ) . ‘”,
frame_groups:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’groups’) ) . ‘”,
frame_rows:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’rows’) ) . ‘”,
frame_cols:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’cols’) ) . ‘”,
frame_all:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’all’) ) . ‘”,
rules:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’rules’) ) . ‘”,
rules_void:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’avoid’) ) . ‘”,
rules_above:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’above’) ) . ‘”,
rules_below:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’below’) ) . ‘”,
rules_hsides:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’hsides’) ) . ‘”,
rules_lhs:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’lhs’) ) . ‘”,
rules_rhs:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’rhs’) ) . ‘”,
rules_vsides:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’vsides’) ) . ‘”,
rules_box:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’box’) ) . ‘”,
rules_border:”‘ . mce_escape( __(’border’) ) . ‘”
});

Comment on Buggy v0.02 alpha released by Jonathan

Jonathan — Thu, 27 Nov 2008 08:04:51 +0000

Nice one, will be downloading and following this one.

Comment on Buggy v0.02 alpha released by Shane McCallum

Shane McCallum — Wed, 26 Nov 2008 20:48:42 +0000

Good Job Ross, lovin the Open Source. I will try and take a more detailed look later in the week.

Comment on Another happy web design client by Reuben Jensen

Reuben Jensen — Mon, 24 Nov 2008 19:04:48 +0000

Other than the basic advantages of your methods Ross, Ive found the fun I’m having with this site goes deeper. Its kind of addictive, and I sit about 3 times a week till late thinking of ways to better my content.

Its like any new toy, you want accessories, more performance, better ratings, and to rise amoungst your peers (or competition in this case).

Im now thinking of forums, inbound links, white pages, FAQs, link based content, client reviews etc etc. Before the site was up, I was thinking ‘Website’ and ‘How much’. I shoulda been asking ‘How much fun!?’

I even nicked my GF’s ‘Emarketing’ book and been reading it. For me to read a book is enough said.

Hope that now you’re a Natalian you’re not going to slack off like us Cape Tonians dont.

Comment on Early preview of the Buggy framework by Ross Allchorn

Ross Allchorn — Sat, 22 Nov 2008 08:47:12 +0000

Yeah, I agree that there isn’t a need for another framework, but this really is an internal project for me, as well as something to use in my course when teaching grid design, and the code associated with it. I scheme I’ll release it to the public anyway. Then people can decide if it’s useful or not.

For now it will be purely HTML/CSS. No need for PHP or Javascript at this stage. The final will likely include every type of HTML content (lists, forms, etc.) and the stylesheet has a blank item for every single element so it can be customised.

Comment on Early preview of the Buggy framework by Shane McCallum

Shane McCallum — Fri, 21 Nov 2008 18:15:44 +0000

The web might not need another framework, but it will certainly be a wonderful learning/teaching exercise. Am I to assume you are doing this in XHTML with PHP?

Comment on Early preview of the Buggy framework by Chris M

Chris M — Fri, 21 Nov 2008 14:31:23 +0000

Nice one! I should dig out the framework I wrote for iMod before Wordpress came to life, would be interesting

Comment on A snapshot of a recent project by Ross Allchorn

Ross Allchorn — Thu, 20 Nov 2008 08:19:20 +0000

*blush* haha. Don’t I feel like an idiot. Went on a wild goose chase wondering what browser doesn’t escape characters

Comment on Me designing a website in time lapse by Ross Allchorn

Ross Allchorn — Thu, 20 Nov 2008 08:17:53 +0000

Thanks Mikko. Yeah, oddly enough, in Fireworks I tend to work blind to a degree. I’ll always clean it up when passing it on to a slicer dicer, but while designing, I tend to use CTRL+UP and CTRL+DOWN to arrange layers. SHIFT+CTRL+UP brings to front, and SHIFT+CTRL+DOWN sends to the back. I can work hella faster that way.