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Reproducibility |
Date Submitted |
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0000424 |
[Piwigo] template |
feature |
always |
2006.06.16 19:03 |
2006.06.23 20:36 |
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Reporter |
chrisaga |
View Status |
public |
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chrisaga |
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Priority |
normal |
Resolution |
fixed |
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closed |
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none |
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Fixed in Version |
1.6 branch |
Product Version |
1.6 branch |
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Summary |
0000424: Allow a theme to add code in page html header |
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Description |
This would be usefull to support IE6 specific rules in a separate css to be IE7 friendly.
Instead of thinking of all the cases (fix-ie6.css, fix-khtml, ...) i'd rather provide a generic solution to add theme specific code to the header.
Very easy : just add a variable in theme-conf.php and in header.tpl |
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Additional Information |
Done and tested with my yoga/hk-3 theme.
Just waiting for my home Internet connexion to be back alive to commit. |
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any |
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Web server |
Apache 1.3.x |
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