class based

[crashfellow]

Was just wondering, do you have any plans to make this system class based?

Only reason i asked as it would allow the creation of modules.

Otherwise edits will be over-written when the system is upgraded.

[ccagle8]

i have no intention now... but maybe later on. I have a feeling in order to fully support plugins, I might need to go that way. I didn't do it in the first place b/c I am not very familiar with Classes.

[crashfellow]

ahh ok. Yeah i've only recently become much more farmiliar with class based PHP 4 and 5.

You're right about plugins. It's possible to add totally new functionality as it stands, but not upgrade existing.

I'm just testing your new build now as well.

[crashfellow]

I would love to build a module for the twitter cache and flickr pics to be included as get_twitter() and get_flickr().

[crashfellow]

.wrapper .nav {
font-size:13px;
left:0;
list-style-image:none;
list-style-position:outside;
list-style-type:none;
position:absolute;
top:89px;
width:900px;
}

Had to set top to 89px otherwise the navigation would push under the header bar. This was in Firefox 3.5

[crashfellow]

The settings page fix worked

[ccagle8]

twitter and flickr would definitely be plugin-type material, but i dont think it fits in with the core (not sure if you were talking about core or plugin based)

The CSS you gave... is that for the admin panel? I hadnt seen the issue you described. I will check it out though

[crashfellow]

Yes in the admin panel.

The twitter/flickr would work more plugin based.

[ccagle8]

RE: the nav class change: it might fix it in FF 3.5, but then it's broke in chrome and IE7, FF 3.0 on windows.

[crashfellow]

Ohh does it? sh*t... could just my my wacky firefox then lol yeah looks like ur write cause it's one pixel off on my work FF