Re: Web page status

[Thomas Wood <thos gnome org>]

Goran Rakic wrote:
> I am thinking about this year's SoC, so I wanted to see how easy (or
> how hard) it is to participate... I picked one very simple task from
> GnomeWeb ToDo list and here is what I have got few hours latter...
>
> Basicly, I've extended evilsedhack script to check if <meta
> name="status"> tag exists in *.wml file and if it's content is one of
> draft, obsolete or deprecated add notice below first level heading. It
> will also include as_style.css stylesheet so we can render it nice.
>
> It is well degradable, as it is using <h4> tag for, a notice and can
> support additional status tags quite easy.
>
> As Claus Schwarm noted already on IRC, we need to check if there is
> some better position to put a label. Anyway, it's position can be
> changed quickly either by updating sed script or adding some fancy
> position related css.
>
> Screenshoots:
> http://goran.fimaks.net/moin.cgi/GnomeWebPageStatus?action=AttachFile&do=view&target=draft.png
> http://goran.fimaks.net/moin.cgi/GnomeWebPageStatus?action=AttachFile&do=view&target=obsolete.png
> http://goran.fimaks.net/moin.cgi/GnomeWebPageStatus?action=AttachFile&do=view&target=deprecated.png
>
> Patch for evilsedhack:
> http://goran.fimaks.net/moin.cgi/GnomeWebPageStatus?action=AttachFile&do=get&target=evilsedhack.patch
>
> CSS and image files can be obtained from
> http://goran.fimaks.net/moin.cgi/GnomeWebPageStatus
>   
This sounds like a good idea to me, and I can't see any reason not to 
commit it, after a few changes to the English. If no one has any 
objections I'll go ahead, and then we can start marking pages with nice 
status labels!

-Thomas