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Revision 1.2 / (download) - annotate - [select for diffs], Mon Jun 3 14:46:03 2024 UTC (5 days, 10 hours ago) by op
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httpd: render "emojis" as text in directory listing The "up and down" character used in the directory listing is technically an emoji and can, depending on the browser configuration, be rendered in colors and whatnot. set `font-variant-emoji' to ask the browser to render it as text. This property, as of now, needs to be enabled manually in some browsers, but since it's part of the "CSS Fonts Module Level 4" spec, support for it is expected to be implemented and turned on "soon" in major browsers. While here, remove the italic for directories. Diff from Paul W. Rankin (hello (at) paulwrankin dot com) ok claudio@
Revision 1.1 / (download) - annotate - [select for diffs], Thu Jan 4 18:17:47 2024 UTC (5 months ago) by espie
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CVS Tags: OPENBSD_7_5_BASE,
OPENBSD_7_5
make auto-index better - make it an actual table - use "human readable sizes" for the file sizes - add some decoration and javascript to be able to sort it per-column (client side) (this means some extra column attribute) - add glue to facilitate embedding js + css directly in the program - add some graphical indication for directories - should still validate as proper html everywhere (custom properties need to be called data-* for this!) Work with claudio@ and tb@, many thanks to claudio@ for some of the finer points of css handling, and tb@ for some fine spaces fixes. I've tried it with lynx as well, shows up correctly. One big plus is that the size of columns work as utf-8, so you can expose filenames without any problems (I've tried it with non-js text navigators as well as firefox, chromium and friends) And it looks slightly less yahoo ca. 1995. It's still "one size fits all". If people object to the current look, adding httpd.conf(5) properties to override the default css should be easy. okay claudio@, tb@