Testing CSS Styles from Haiku User Guide
This is a sample of the CSS styles taken from the extraordinary work done by Humdinger on the Haiku User Guide. I am showcasing these here because I would like to use them throughout haiku-os.org as well. If it turns out that there is no unsurmountable opposition to adopting these classes, I will eventually document them so that they can be used by those submitting news, blogs posts and documents to haiku-os.org.
Boxes
Terminal in/output:
Unzipping generated/download/openssl-0.9.8j-gcc2-2009-01-28.zip ... Deleting old MIME database ... Installing MIME database ... Unmounting ... ...updated 8580 target(s)... humdinger@zeppo:~/Source/haiku/trunk$
Normal pre-Block, e.g. for a text file:
pre { border-color: #0c3762; border-style: dotted; border-width: thin; margin: 0em; padding: 1.5em; background-color: #5a5a5a; } pre.terminal { border-color: #ffb11f; border-style: dotted; border-width: thin; margin: 0em; padding: 1.5em; background-color: #f0f0f0; color: #ffb11f; }
A path: /boot/home/config/settings/
A GUI application: WonderBrush
A command line application: mkdir
A menu item:
A button:
You can use many of the shortcuts also used in Tracker. Besides the commands that are also available through the
menu, there are a few not that obvious:ALT N | Creates a new folder. | |
ALT E | Lets you rename the selected entry. | |
ALT CURSOR-UP | Opens the parent folder. | |
ALT CURSOR-DOWN or RETURN | Opens the selected folder. | |
ALT D | Takes you to your Desktop. | |
ALT H | Takes you to your Home folder. |
We are open to improving these classes in any way possible (colors, font style, etc.), so feel free to use the comments area to tell us where you deem there is room for improvement.
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