In organizing my thoughts for the redesign, I've created a graphic which outlines the major CSS Divisions and Classes. The stylesheet is adapted to fit our needs from Edward Terry's master stylesheet so as to maintain the look of the ACC website while enabling our content to fit the needs of the students and faculty.
The document with the descriptive outlines can be found at
http://irtstaff.austincc.edu/peloquin/09Redesign/Home-Divs-classes.doc
As the second tier and following pages firm out, I'll create a similar document to guide the persons who convert the pages.
The intention is that templates be created for those second and ff pages so people don't really have to know the names of divisions and classes, but it may help with troubleshooting.
All stylesheets created will be made known to all persons who will be working on the conversion. Changes to stylesheets will affect many pages, so any variations should be coordinated with the persons working on pages. If only one page is affected, then the change should be reflected in the embedded style on the page and documented by comments.
1 comment:
This is a fascinating diagram. And so necessary. Excellent idea.
I wonder if we could use something like this showing which files affect different parts of the catalog display?....
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