On Saturday 16 of August 2014 19:29:30 Alexandre wrote: No objections from me. -- Slavek

Hi, Yes, I am aware of KHelpCenter. It contains stuff that is coming from probably two or three thousands years ago. :) This one is different, and I don't fully understand how to do it. I am looking for the ''skeleton'' file, from where, as I understand, help files are built with. A little like the kde_infopage.css, but for the help. It is built in a different way and I fear that it would not work with transparent png files and a user-defined background. At worst, maybe this could have a fixed background. I have seen png files in /opt/trinity/share/doc/tde/HTML/en/khelpcenter/common/, but I'm not sure yet what to do with it. Doing the picture is the easy part of it, but how to adapt the structure to use it is different. -Alexandre

On Sat, 16 Aug 2014 22:52:21 -0400 Alexandre <ac586133(a)hotmail.com> wrote: I managed to retrieve the HTML for one of the pages. It's ugly. The governing stylesheet should be [tde]/share/doc/HTML/en/common/kde-common.css, but as far as I can tell that's empty (file contains comments only), and the style declarations that are actually used are embedded. They're being added from various .xsl files applied when the documentation is generated. The good news is that I was able to pull out the names of the image files in use. All are in [tde]/share/doc/HTML/en/common/ (khelpcenter/common/ is just a symlink to that directory, on my system at least). header: top-middle.png, top-right-konqueror.png footer: bottom-middle.png, bottom-right.png, bottom-left.png A lot of the other images seem to be from a previous version of the chrome, and I don't think they're in use right now (there may be one or two exceptions). Changing the opaque backgrounds of some elements may be a bit more difficult. Some definitions seem to be in [tde]/share/apps/ksgmltools2/docbook/xsl/html/docbook.xsl , but there may be others scattered around. The best long-term solution may be to conduct a search-and-destroy on the style definitions embedded in the XSL and move everything to kde-common.css, assuming kde-common.css isn't auto-generated and we can confirm that all the pages import that stylesheet. E. Liddell

Hi, I looked around in many of these xsl files, but I haven't found the place where the text alignment and color of the header is set... The generation of these help files seems quite complicated, with more than 30 xsl files applied on it... If someone is able to find out how to do it, it would be of great help. Michele, you might have not seen one of the messages here, but I made the TDEUI file for digiKam, if you want to push it to GIT. I also provided the Gimp file of the ribbon for all apps. It might be good to keep it somewhere, for future reference. It would be good to write somewhere, probably in the ''About'' box, that some of the icons used here and in the splash are from the KFaenza icon theme. Here is some infos about the KFaenza icon theme: # Written by Tiheum (matthieu.james(a)gmail.com) # Edited for use in Kde by snakebite Thank you! -Alexandre

Hi, I updated my TDE R14 nightly build system, and some part of the new TDEUI seems to be missing. Can you confirm that the ribbon pictures for Konqueror and TDE Control Center has been pushed to GIT? The other ones are updated as they should and it is complete both for aKregator and Kmail. The are in: /opt/trinity/share/apps/konqueror/about/ /opt/trinity/share/apps/kcontrol/about/ Don't forget about digiKam! Thank you! -Alexandre

No problems! -Alexandre

Pushed in commit d660363. Cheers Michele

Well spotted Slavek. Done in commit 74ca6ba. Actually in digikam I didn't notice the "flashing effect" from light background to the new dark background, but I have updated the files anyway. Cheers Michele