Christoph Rauch (christoph.rauch@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx) wrote: > The current page displayed in lynx is "suboptimal". For a neat trick have a look at http://www.home.unix-ag.org/simon/ . The layout is similiar to the Gimp homepage but the menu is at the *end* of the page. This is done with a small table trick: +-----------------------------------+ +----+------------------------------+ +----+ | | M | Content | | e | | | n | | | u | | +----+------------------------------+ With this layout the "Menu"-Html-code is *after* the "Content"-HTML Code and lynx renders it at the end of the page. You don't have to skip lots of links at the beginning. [...] > PHP has a advantage over passive html-pages. You can react on the user > immediately. Think of: You go to gimp.org in germany and see german > content. Same thing in GB or the US and you see it in english. PHP can be > made to react on the browsers language preferences. > > But perhaps we could configure Apache to do it too? Yes, this is possible with content negotiation. Bye, Simon -- Simon.Budig@xxxxxxxxxxx http://www.home.unix-ag.org/simon/
