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Hi folks, I've just been working on styling OSQA for our own website, but I'm noticing that OSQA is somewhat lacking in terms of use of semantic HTML. Is this something that's being worked on? I'd be happy to help in some way. For instance:
It just makes it that little bit more difficult to easily style the page from another site template without going in and modifying the HTML. Especially when for things like the login hyperlinks, as they seem to come from the "header_links" registry already as html? (so you can't easily change the html around individual links). Just my 2 cents :) |
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Asked: 06 Feb '11, 14:05
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Last updated: 10 Feb '11, 00:19
@James Crowley, I edited the title to have the form of a proper question. All postings at meta.osqa.net are required to have a clear, proper question in their title. Please keep this in mind for future postings. Thanks.