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* Delete text-to-speech.css...Unneeded style sheet Phil Holmes2011-02-081-24/+0
* Delete unneeded style sheet refs and files...This patch deletes 4 unused alternate stylesheets and removes references to them from the HTML documents. The existing ones have been renamed to make their names more accurately descriptive. Phil Holmes2011-02-066-2348/+0
* CG: modify lily-git instructions for lilybuntu2.Graham Percival2010-12-151-1/+1
* CG+web: revise "help us" page and lilybuntu.Graham Percival2010-12-151-0/+12
* Web: use existing png images instead of jpg....All these jpgs are currently causing 404 errors from lilypond.org. Francisco Vila2010-12-101-9/+9
* Web: contact us macro for review/papers/etc (1207)Graham Percival2010-09-141-0/+15
* Web: optimise example scroll-bar... - move text slightly to left within scroll-bar so first character is not lost in IE - increase length as far as possible; anything greater and the scroll-bar runs off the right margin of the column in small windows Trevor Daniels2010-08-101-2/+2
* Web: Make links in all top level pages bold... - thanks for the suggestion, Graham Trevor Daniels2010-08-101-1/+1
* Web: use a div for css'ing manual section links....This allows us to use slightly cleaner texinfo source. Trevor Daniels2010-08-081-1/+4
* Web: issue 958 (partial) Make links in Manuals page bold... - This is rather messy due to the way @spanClass is implemented. If newlines are added in certain places (as indicated) unwanted <p> ... </p> tags are generated. - This simply makes the links bold. By changing strong-link in css/lilypond-web.css other forms of emphasis can be tried. Trevor Daniels2010-08-071-0/+4
* Web: Issue 958 (partial) Scroll wide examples... - Examples on web pages which are divided into two columns run off the right-hand edge when the width of the browser window is reduced. This patch adds a horizontal scroll bar to examples which do this. Trevor Daniels2010-08-061-0/+12
* Web: CSS: clean up div#footer.Patrick McCarty2010-06-291-21/+11
* Web: make "other languages" in left footer.Graham Percival2010-05-301-4/+19
* Docs: Add AJAX search field to the docs...-) Add a search field to the toc pane in our docs. If the user types three letters or more, an AJAX request is sent to the server to perform a search. The AJAX part is implemented in JS, the search part itself is implemented in PHP on the server side, which wades through a pre-generated index file (pure text). -) The texi2html init file now has the ability to create our own search index file, currently in pure text (the search script will go through it line for line. -) The search box is shown via JavaScript only if the files are viewed over http. If the user has JavaScript disabled or if the files are viewed as static pages (and not over http), then no search box appears, since it would not work anyway. -) Also, don't show search box when AJAX initialization failed. -) Print nice message if search index can't be opened, don't fail with error -) Install and use language-dependent index files for all known languages -) If we don't have a texinfo index, don't load the JS and don't print out the search box. (Workaround: css_lines is called before init_out, so we need to do the check already in css_lines!) If the index would be empty, don't create an empty .idx file -) If AJAX works and a user presses enter, the same AJAX query is triggered as when entering some letters, and the results appear on the same page. However, if for some reason AJAX does not work (in particular, if the onSubmit action handler isn't called), then a search page is loaded with the same results as the AJAX query... Reinhold Kainhofer2010-05-281-0/+25
* Web: tweak the second-level navigation bar first button...Make this button behave the same way as all others w.r.t. active state and hovering. Reorder style definitions for the second-level navigation bar in the CSS file by the way. John Mandereau2010-01-111-8/+17
* Web: class="normal-table" to un-gimp table display.Graham Percival2010-01-101-0/+17
* Web: save more space on Manuals page....Use smaller class for (details of "..."), and eliminate / shorten a few more words. Also added a @detail macro. Graham Percival2010-01-101-0/+4
* Revert "Web: CSS: reduce the max-width for all pages."...This reverts commit 8da656f9fb10185103b2d71f2a590d5dd93a5584. Increase the max-width again for purposes of including more content "above the fold". Note to self: evaluate this again after the documentation pages are reorganized. Patrick McCarty2010-01-091-3/+3
* Web: CSS: more nitpicks....- White hyperlinks unreadable for color2, color3, etc. Change to black. - Remove underlines for a:hover in top navbar (except for li.toc_current) to be consistent with second-level navbar. Patrick McCarty2010-01-031-12/+8
* Web: CSS: reduce the max-width for all pages....I feel that 70em is a bit too wide for comfortable reading, so let's try a smaller value. Patrick McCarty2010-01-021-3/+3
* Web: CSS: make box borders match the gradients.Patrick McCarty2010-01-021-22/+22
* Web: CSS: use blue hyperlinks again.Patrick McCarty2010-01-021-3/+3
* Web: CSS: clean up the main stylesheet.Patrick McCarty2010-01-021-48/+22
* Web: CSS: fix leftmost gradient in second-level TOC.Patrick McCarty2010-01-021-17/+6
* Web: greenish 'Unstable' homepage subheadingValentin Villenave2009-12-111-1/+1
* Doc build: move general.texi back into a subdir....- also add index.html.in to redirect into general/ ("temporary" hack, pending better reorg of the build process) - TODO: rename general.texi to web.texi Graham Percival2009-11-211-36/+36
* Web: try to squeeze a bit more space for 2nd level manuals toc. :(Graham Percival2009-10-041-5/+5
* Web: CSS update...Transfer latest commits from web-gop branch. Revised and cleaned up by Patrick McCarty. Signed-off-by: Patrick McCarty <pnorcks@gmail.com> Patrick Schmidt2009-10-031-26/+58
* Doc: new website is the main doc page now.Graham Percival2009-10-031-29/+29
* Dist: add files to dist to prevent GUB complaining.Graham Percival2009-09-171-0/+1
* Web: prettify FAQ.Graham Percival2009-08-281-1/+2
* Web: add stubs for color gradients, make navbar images into pngs.Graham Percival2009-08-241-7/+23
* Web: modified images+css by Patrick Schmidt.Graham Percival2009-08-231-1/+4
* Web: more CSS fixesPatrick McCarty2009-08-221-4/+8
* Web: CSS fixesPatrick McCarty2009-08-221-5/+5
* Web: add squiggle separator, fix images on Alternate input page.Graham Percival2009-08-221-1/+8
* Doc: improve appearance of @warning.Graham Percival2009-08-181-0/+18
* Web: fix dir of gradient images in css.Graham Percival2009-08-181-5/+5
* Web: move gradients over from web-gop.Graham Percival2009-08-171-11/+12
* Doc: fix search box. Feel very grateful for Python....Remember why we banned perl [apart from the fact that is parses (and thus can crash on) comments]. It took me more than an hour to translate '<li>' + open ('file').read () to seven lines of perl before it worked, including two magic variables, with several solutions failing silently. Ugh. Jan Nieuwenhuizen2009-08-141-0/+5
* WEB: Integration of new web site [general.texi]....Fixes: - eternal circular dependencies by not re-using/re-touching xref-maps - texi2html flags cleanups - new-lang target in Documentation produces working skeleton again - move some lilypond-specific code out of stepmake - fr: missing macro definitions - web css fix for footer Jan Nieuwenhuizen2009-08-121-1/+2
* Revert "WEB: hide "(main)" toc entry, add rounding to second (new first) item."...This reverts commit c7c62df72da7222b2ccff52438f385e5c8c9f3c6. We specifically *do* want the (main) toc entry... at least, I went to a lot of trouble hacking the perl script to give us one, so I don't want to remove it unless there's overwhelming discussion in favor of removal. Graham Percival2009-08-101-6/+0
* WEB: hide "(main)" toc entry, add rounding to second (new first) item.Jan Nieuwenhuizen2009-08-101-0/+6
* Web: alternate CSS by Patrick SchmidtGraham Percival2009-08-051-0/+880
* Web: import new web site from web-gop branch....Overall structure by Graham, with many comments and suggestions from -user. Patrick McCarty worked extensively on the css and its integration with texinfo. Jonathan worked on the Introduction. Patrick Schmidt did further work on the CSS and the News page. I reworked the structure of files and directories to integrate it as well as possible in Lily sources structure and build system. Status/to-do of this draft: * no PDF output -- best would be to generate per-page PDF and add "Print this page" links from HTML pages, which will be doable with a Texinfo parser; * no big HTML page output: this makes little sense for a website, and the init file is currently not compatible with it: the images paths in the CSS would need to be adjusted to have both one big page and multiple pages outputs; * HTML output: file names should be tweaked, which requires converting Jan's patch to texi2html script into a function in web-texi2html.init; * SVG annotated images should be converted to PNG; * examples of LilyPond scores are missing, they will likely go into a new directory e.g. Documentation/examples; * top news in the HTML website and a RSS feed should be generated from Documentation/general/news.itexi; * cross-references mechanisms between the new web site and the manuals should be set up; * download links should be generated using update-version database; * online and offline targets should be adjusted; * support for translating this document is yet to be added; * the CG should be updated. John Mandereau2009-08-053-0/+1799
* Docs build: move CSS files and pictures to dedicated directories...Also delete texinfo.css. John Mandereau2009-08-055-0/+1062