On Thursday 25 October 2001 14:42, Martijn Klingens wrote:
> Ok, this is hopefully the definitive patch to add CSS2 media support to
> KHTML.

Thanks to Dirk and Simon for reviewing, CSS2 Media support is now in CVS 
(HEAD only, will _not_ be backported).

Vadim, could you update your CVS and run all your test suites on it? ;-) Note 
that there are no ECMA bindings in place as of now, only normal HTML is 
handled at the moment. I guess document.write( "<style ...>" ) will work, but 
I don't call that ECMA bindings...

For other people using KHTML in their projects (hence the CC's): It might now 
be worthwhile to change the HTML code for media support. 2 suggestions:

- In KMail change the code such that the on-screen display of messages 
honours a user's colour settings, but the print version has a hardcoded white 
background colour.

- In Konq/e it might now be useful to add support for one of the various 
media types for small displays. Just set the proper media type somewhere in 
the code in a way similar in what KHTMLView::print() does. Maybe there should 
be a way for KHTML in Konq/e to detect the availability of such rarely-used 
media types and switch the renderer to it when a pages provides it. This way 
there is always the fallback to the normal renderer. But I guess that is not 
my problem to solve ;-)

Thing is that the basic support is there now, we only need the GUI where 
appropriate to make really use of it.

Martijn

PS: I am _not_ subscribed to the kmail and konq-e lists, so any replies from 
there should CC me or one of the other lists!
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